Animal models of dry eye-Their strengths and limitations for studying human dry eye disease-Erratum

Sep 29, 2026

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This document serves as a formal erratum for the academic article titled "Animal models of dry eye: Their strengths and limitations for studying human dry eye disease," which was originally published in the Journal of the Chinese Medical Association in 2022. The correction addresses an omission concerning author Yi-Chen Sun's professional affiliation. Specifically, the text clarifies that the College of Medicine at Tzu-Chi University in Hualien, Taiwan, should be included among the author's official affiliations. The authors acknowledge the error and confirm that the digital version of the publication has been updated to reflect this accurate information. This correction ensures the integrity and academic record of the research paper, which explores various animal models used to understand the complexities of human dry eye disease. By providing precise institutional credentials, the erratum maintains the transparency and accountability essential to medical research communication, ensuring that all contributors are correctly credited for their scholarly work in this field.

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Affiliation Correction

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What is the purpose of this document?

This document is an erratum intended to correct a missing author affiliation in a previously published academic article about dry eye disease models.

Which author's affiliation was updated?

The affiliation for author Yi-Chen Sun was updated to include the College of Medicine at Tzu-Chi University in Hualien, Taiwan.

Where was the original article published?

The original article, titled 'Animal models of dry eye: Their strengths and limitations for studying human dry eye disease', was published in the Journal of the Chinese Medical Association.

Sep 29, 2026

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