Corrigendum to “Association between prenatal exposure to air pollution and risk of Kawasaki disease in young children of South Korea: Big CHildren’s ENvironmental health Study” [J Hazard Mater Volume 511 (2026) 142225]

초록

The authors regret that the number of mother–child pairs reported in the Highlights and Graphical Abstract was incorrect.We analyzed 1.62 million mother–child pairs (2015–2021) with follow-up to 2023.We assessed prenatal air pollution exposure and KD risk in children.Prenatal PM2.5, PM10, SO2, and NO2 exposure increased KD risk.The third trimester was the most vulnerable window for air pollution exposure. Highlights © 2026 Published by Elsevier B.V.