Correction: Altered heartbeat perception sensitivity associated with brain structural alterations in generalised anxiety disorder
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Li H, Zhang B, Hu Q, *et al*. Altered heartbeat perception sensitivity associated with brain structural alterations in generalised anxiety disorder. *General Psychiatry* 2020;33:e100057. doi: 10.1136/gpsych-2019-100057.

The following sections contained errors and have been amended:

1. **Figure 1** should be displayed as follows:

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2. In Figure 3, axis x should be HPS, not HRS.

3. In the final paragraph of the main findings section, the following sentence should be: “In this current study, we investigated regional GMV in patients with GAD **in** a priori region from well-developed neuroanatomical theories of heartbeat perception. ‘In’ has replaced ‘and applied’.

4. The author biography should be listed as follows:

Hui Li received a bachelor’s degree from the Department of Clinical Medicine of Hebei Medical University in 2003. She obtained a doctorate from Shanghai Jiao Tong University of Medicine in 2013. She visited Nottingham University as a research fellow in 2013 and visited the Mayo Clinic as a visiting clinician in July 2017. Since July 2007, she has worked as a psychiatrist at the Shanghai Mental Health Centre, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. She is currently working as an attending doctor in the Department of Clinical Research Centre of SMHC. Her research interests include the aetiology and clinical research of anxiety disorders.

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