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Which messages can the editors answer?

You’re welcome to point out an error, send a study the editors may have missed, or question a published claim. Name the page and explain what seems wrong or unclear. I’d keep your note tied to the published work because the editors can answer only by email. You don’t need to share private medical details.

The editors won’t answer questions about your personal health. A message doesn’t make them your health care team, and they can’t diagnose you or choose treatment. For your own medicine, ask a doctor or nurse who knows your health. Your own clinician still handles your care.

What details help the editors answer you?

You’ll give your name, the email address where you want a reply, and your message. If you’re correcting something, name the page and say what needs checking. Your email is used only for the reply. Clear details don’t guarantee you an answer, but they help the editors respond.

• Name — tells us who wrote.
• Email — gives us a place to answer.
• Message — holds your correction, study, or question.

The form is only for notes about published research. It can’t provide medical advice, prescriptions, or help finding a product. Ask your own doctor or pharmacist about those needs. For urgent care, don’t wait for this form.