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There was an error in the July issue of the journal (English V, Hamm D, Harrison C, et al. Ethics briefings. J Med Ethics 2007;33:433–4.) The authors incorrectly stated that euthanasia is currently legal in Sweden. The article should have read that euthanasia is currently legal in Switzerland.
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