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How can you raise a concern about a study finding?
A weight or safety claim may disagree with research you read. Send the passage you question and the paper that prompted your concern.
What information helps us check your concern?
A health claim may disagree with research you've read. Quote the words you question, name the page that contains the words and give the title of the paper. The paper's web address helps us find the research.
Your concern can be clear without sending private health details.
Your concern may involve a corrected result, wrong reference, new study or change in medicine approval. A paper may be withdrawn when the journal or authors judge the findings unreliable. That is another reason to question a claim. An objection to how a substance works needs evidence, rather than sales claims. Paid promotion and sales deals are declined, as are requests to hide risks or promise uncertain benefit.
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We check relevant claims, but a message can't guarantee a change or published reply. Published material may be shortened. You needn't share your medical history to question a finding.
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