In an article published on October 11, titled Merck & Co’s Banyu unit warned about paying Japanese doctors for attending conferences, it was wrongly stated that Banyu had paid out 1 billion yen to 325 doctors who attended medical seminars organized by the company with regard to its diabetes drug Januvia (sitagliptin). The figure should have been 10 million yen ($120,000).
We apologize for the error and any confusion this may have created. The story was based on one published in Pharma Japan, which actually stated - also wrongly - the payment amount as 10 billion yen. The Pharma Letter web site now carries the corrected version.
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