Editorial correspondence
A wrong population, an omitted qualification or a dated legal statement can change the sense of an entire paragraph.
Submitting a correction
For a correction, please identify the page, quote the sentence and include the published source that supports the change. A study title, DOI or PubMed link is particularly helpful. For regulatory points, the jurisdiction and the date of the record matter too.
A precise objection helps me most: the word that overstates a finding, the population that has disappeared from a sentence, or the preparation that has been confused with another. Those details give a correction something definite to resolve.
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