Correction: March 4 pain relief story
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In a March 4 story about pain medicines for children, The Associated Press erroneously reported the effect of codeine. It is a pain-reliever, not a fever-reducer.
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Corrects online editor's incorrect spelling of Baghdad in   headline
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(In paragraph 7, corrects to show bifeprunox is a schizophrenia drug, not a depression drug)
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By TOM GROENING; OF THE NEWS STAFF  Editor's note: Part of this story was inadvertently cut in Wednesday's editions.
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(Corrects third paragraph of Feb. 5 story to make clear the  source familiar with the probe was talking about a U.S.  investigation of the banks trading, not of Robert Day)
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Looking over all the biotech stock stories I covered in 2004, I&#39;m pleased to report that I was right more than wrong. My &quot;win&quot; column does veer in the bearish direction, which is not ideal (I&#39;d prefer more
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(Corrects client asset figure in 8th paragraph of Jan. 4 story)     By Tim McLaughlin
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Although weÂve stepped into March already.....
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Corrects first name of doctor in paragraph 5 to Robert, not Richard, as previously sent
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In SUN CITY item, please read in second para...&quot;with a $1.2 million first prize etc etc...&quot; instead of...&quot;with a $2 million first prize...&quot; (correcting first prize). By Craig Ray. SUN CITY, South Africa, Dec
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By San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Feb. 2----A listing with a Valentine's Day feature in Thursday's Eye gave some incorrect information about the next Ballet San Jose program.
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When news broke Sept. 30 that Merck pulled its blockbuster anti-inflammatory pain reliever Vioxx, a collective sigh was heard across the nation.
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(Corrects first paragraph to say move was expected, not unexpected)
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A New Jersey court awards damages to Idaho couple in Vioxx case.Plus: SEC and OSC file complaints against former Nortel execs... Bush administration says it's fish farming season... and more.
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A website goes the extra mile to make sure voters aren & rsquo;t confused this Tuesday.  Also: West Virginia organizes the first public supercomputer & hellip;.  FDA keeps its eye on a new pain relief drug & hellip;. and more.
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In a Sept. 28 story about the interception of drugs purportedly sent from Canada, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the medications had been ordered by Americans from the Web site www.CanadaRx.com. The drugs were ordered through www.CanadaRx.net.
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In a Sept. 10 story about whether healthy children should be given a stimulant in a research experiment, The Associated Press reported erroneously that 10 mg of dextroamphetamine was equivalent to the caffeine in five cups of coffee.