Subject: Corrections & Amplifications
Date: Published: 1/14/93 (19 lines)
Source: Wall Street Journal. Copyright Dow Jones & Co. Inc.

    Corrections & Amplifications

[21 lines irrelevant to AIDS omitted. -- sysop]

    TREATMENT with the drug ganciclovir of an AIDS-related eye
 infection, cytomegalovirus, can cost as much as $20,000 to $40,000 a
 year.  In an article Tuesday, an officer of Chiron Corp. incorrectly
 said the annual cost could reach $100,000.
    (See:  "Chiron Unit Tests Treatment for Cause Of AIDS Blindness"
 -- WSJ Jan. 12, 1993)

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