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Shahrokh F. Shariat, MD; Claus G. Roehrborn, MD; Dolores J. Lamb, PhD; Kevin M. Slawin, MD

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I acknowledge the receipt of your letter regarding the duplicate publication in the Archives of Internal Medicine¹ and Clinical Cancer Research.² First, I sincerely apologize for our careless actions that resulted in duplicate publications. It was never our intention to produce a duplicate publication. This was a result of a misunderstanding and lack of communication between one of the coauthors and me.

This case report was submitted in the spirit of scientific conduct to raise awareness of potentially harmful effects of over-the-counter supplements. As this is a sensitive topic, many journals were reluctant to consider our article. We went through various iterations and submissions. In this process, an error occurred that resulted in the duplicate publication. One of the coauthors at a different institution submitted the full article to Clinical Cancer Research and . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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