Trust · Corrections

Good guidance should be correctable.

Readers, professionals, manufacturers, and organizations can flag possible errors, outdated sources, unclear labels, or broken functionality.

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What to include

Send the page URL, the exact statement or behavior in question, why it may be wrong, and a primary source when available. Do not include private medical information.

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How reports are reviewed

A report should be checked against the current source, the page’s content label, and the date last updated. Safety-related corrections receive priority.

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What happens next

If a correction is warranted, the page should be changed, its update date changed, and a material correction noted. Editorial disagreement may be clarified without presenting it as a factual correction.

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Submit a correction

Use the email link below to report an error or broken feature. Include the page link so we can find it.