The Guardian has issued corrections for several recent articles, including a misattributed study on sleep and cancer, a misspelled author name, and updates to other published pieces.
Sleep and Cancer Study Correction
An article titled "Poor sleep linked to rise in under-50s cancer cases" (30 May, p7) incorrectly stated that two studies on sleep and cancer were conducted by the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas. In fact, the studies were carried out by researchers from Jefferson Health New Jersey in Stratford, New Jersey, and Ochsner MD Anderson Cancer Center in New Orleans, Louisiana. The error has been corrected.
Author Name Misspelling
In the Saturday magazine (13 June, p45), an article suggesting Séamas O'Reilly's novel "Prestige Drama" as a holiday read misspelled the author's first name as "Seamus." The correct spelling is Séamas.
Other Recently Amended Articles
Additional corrections include: Guardian Australia's Matilda Boseley among journalists recognised at 2026 Walkley mid-year media prizes; Burnham brings in top economists before possible leadership run; Dancing to artefacts: London Museum will be 'democratic' space for all, says director; Andrew Castle says this year's Wimbledon will be his last as BBC commentator; Irish parliament votes to remove three-day abortion wait; A £350 swimming pool fee ruined our easyJet holiday; Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann sentenced to life in prison without parole; 'Life-changing' injuries: family reels from 'tragic situation' as Coogee shark attack victim loses arm.
How to Report Errors
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