Last updated: 3 September 2026
MediCalls welcomes good-faith correction requests. Our aim is to fix material errors, clarify misleading wording and update important information when reliable evidence supports a change.
What to report
You can report factual errors, outdated guidance, incorrect numbers, broken references, misleading wording, duplicated passages, attribution problems or content that could create a health-safety concern.
What to include
Please provide the page title or URL, the specific statement or section in question and, if available, a reliable source explaining the concern.
How we handle corrections
We may revise, clarify, add context, replace a source or remove content after review. Minor grammar or formatting fixes may be made without a correction note. Meaningful changes that alter the health information should, where technically possible, be reflected in the page update date or an editorial note.
Disagreements
A correction is not automatically required merely because a reader prefers a different wording or because reputable guidelines differ. In such cases, the goal is to represent uncertainty and context fairly.