Erratum to: Acupuncture for menopausal vasomotor symptoms: study protocol for a randomised controlled trial

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Marie Pirotta
Carolyn Ee
Helena Teede
Patty Chondros
Simon French
Stephen Myers
Charlie Xue
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[1] University of Melbourne,Department of General Practice
[2] Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation,Division of Research
[3] School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine,undefined
[4] Monash University,undefined
[5] Diabetes and Vascular Medicine Unit,undefined
[6] Monash Health,undefined
[7] School of Rehabilitation Therapy,undefined
[8] Queen’s University,undefined
[9] Faculty of Health Sciences,undefined
[10] NatMed-Research Unit,undefined
[11] Southern Cross University,undefined
[12] School of Health Sciences,undefined
[13] RMIT University,undefined
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