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Correction to the September-October 1998 NLM Technical Bulletin Article Titled MeSH Coming Attractions

Correction to the September-October 1998 NLM Technical Bulletin Article Titled MeSH Coming Attractions. NLM Technical Bulletin. 1999 Jul–Aug;(309):e1.

July 1999 [posted]

The article titled MeSH Coming Attractions (https://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/techbull/so98/so98_mesh.html), as published in the September-October 1998 NLM Technical Bulletin contains the following erratum:

Under the final section, Changed Publication Types, the text reads as follows:

Abstract was changed to Meeting Abstract
(this PT is used for abstracts of presentations at various types of meetings, not for designating abstracts accompanying journal articles; it is currently used in AIDSLINE, HealthSTAR, HISTLINE, POPLINE, SPACELINE, and TOXLINE)

The text should read: Abstract was changed to Meeting Abstracts. The September-October issue has been corrected to show the plural form.