Corrigendum to “Subjective experiences at first use of cigarette, e-cigarettes, hookah, and cigar products among Texas adolescents” [Drug Alcohol Depend. 173/1 (2017) 10–16] (S0376871617300285) (10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2016.12.010))

In this paper, we assessed the prevalence of subjective experiences at first use across four different nicotine products (cigarettes, e-cigarettes, hookah, and cigars/cigarillo/LFC) and the associations between each subjective experience and current use of the four products. Regrettably, it has come to their attention that some of the estimates in Table 3 were allocated to the incorrect subjective experiences for hookah and Cigars/Cigarillo/LFC. The correct Table 3 is presented below. The updated Table 3 does not change any of the results as presented in the original manuscript. Table 3 Association between subjective experiences of first use and current use of e-cigarette/tobacco products among Texas adolescents (TATAMS, Wave 1, 2014–15). [Table presented] n = sample size; N = weighted population size. CI = confidence interval. All analyses adjusted for gender, grade level, race, and current use of any other e-cigarette/tobacco products. ^aItems included vary by product and reflect the total count of SEs per product (conventional cigarettes: relaxed, rush, dizziness (0–3); e-cigarettes, hookah, and cigar products: relaxed, rush (0–2)) ^bItems included vary by product and reflect the total count of SEs per product (conventional cigarettes: coughing, sick/nausea (0–2); hookah and cigar products: coughing, sick/nausea, dizziness (0–3); scale was omitted for e-cigarettes). ^*p <.05. ^**p <.01.