Corrections Policy
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We expect to be wrong sometimes. Tell us and we will look at it, whether or not you are a health professional. Important corrections are dated, described, and left on the record.
Any site publishing health science will make mistakes. What separates a trustworthy one is whether it finds them, fixes them, and says so.
Tell us through the contact page. You do not need to be a professional, or bring a source.
If you think something here is wrong, out of date, or missing safety information that matters, tell us through our contact page.
None of that is required. A reader writing “this does not match what my doctor told me” is useful, and we will look into it.
Five working days to acknowledge, thirty to resolve. Safety comes first, the same day.
We aim to acknowledge a report within five working days, and to resolve it within thirty. Anything that could affect somebody’s safety jumps the queue and is handled straight through.
Urgent safety, factual, clarification, update, and minor. Only the last goes unrecorded.
Content that could lead somebody to delay care they need, or to do something harmful. We remove or amend it as soon as we confirm the problem, without waiting for the rest of the review. The page then carries a dated note saying what changed.
A wrong figure, a misreported study, a source credited to the wrong people, or a claim the evidence does not carry. We fix the text, update the reference where it is needed, and record the change with its date.
The statement was defensible but unclear, or open to being read as claiming more than we meant. We reword it and note the change.
The content was right when published, and guidance or evidence has since moved. We revise it and change the “last updated” date. Routine updates are not logged one by one.
Typing errors, broken links, and formatting. Fixed without a note.
Four things, and quietly deleting an article is the first.
As a short dated note on the article, saying what changed and why.
Important corrections appear on the article itself. Every page also carries the dates it was first published, last updated, and last reviewed.
The log below records the important corrections across the whole site.
Two entries so far, both from July 2026.
July 2026
All twelve pillar articles and four blog articles were checked against their sources. Seven changes mattered enough to record.
July 2026
Three changes, all to claims the site was making about itself.
Why this log exists. Think of a workshop with an empty scrap bin. Either nothing has ever been built there, or the mistakes are going somewhere you cannot see. A site that has never corrected anything is the same. We would rather show the record.
First published July 2026 · Last updated August 2026 · Last reviewed August 2026
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