Accuracy matters, especially when health information can influence decisions. We correct substantive errors openly and as quickly as practical.
How corrections work
- Minor spelling, formatting, or link repairs may be made without a notice when meaning does not change.
- Material factual corrections receive a dated note explaining what changed.
- Major revisions that alter an article’s conclusion or safety context are identified prominently.
- When evidence changes rather than the original reporting being wrong, we label the addition as an update.
Report an issue
Email info@peptidecurious.org with the article URL, the statement in question, your proposed correction, and supporting source material. We review good-faith submissions and prioritize errors with potential safety implications.