Corrigendum to “High on Cannabis and Calcineurin Inhibitors: A Word of Warning in an Era of Legalized Marijuana”

In the article titled “High on Cannabis and Calcineurin Inhibitors: A Word of Warning in an Era of Legalized Marijuana” [1], there was an error in the units used in the dose of continuous infusion rate of tacrolimus. Accordingly, in the “Case Report” section, “He was started on a continuous tacrolimus infusion drip at 1.8？mg/kg on transplant Day ？2 with a goal serum tacrolimus level of 8–12？ng/mL, which is our bone marrow transplant unit's accepted therapeutic range. The patient's blood tacrolimus level was measured and the drip was decreased to 1.5？mg/kg and then to 1.0？mg/kg due to levels being persistently just above target” should be corrected to “He was started on a continuous tacrolimus infusion drip at 1.8？mg/24 hours on transplant Day ？2 with a goal serum tacrolimus level of 8–12？ng/mL, which is our bone marrow transplant unit's accepted therapeutic range. The patient's blood tacrolimus level was measured and the drip was decreased to 1.5？mg/24 hours and then to 1.0？mg/24 hours due to levels being persistently just above target.