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For a study question, give the number, such as '^[5]', and the statement you're asking about. Include a paper supporting a correction. To suggest a missing study, send its title, publication details or link. You can still ask about confusing words without finding another paper. Say what you couldn't follow so the person answering knows where to begin. A person reads the message; the form doesn't send an automatic answer or use your details for marketing.

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For a possible error, give the study number, page name and statement you're questioning. Include any paper supporting your concern. Questions about the writing receive a reply within a reasonable time. Questions about your own symptoms, treatment amounts or obtaining medicine won't be answered through this form. Your doctor or pharmacist can help with those personal questions.

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