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The fastest way to send a site-related message is through the form below. Please include the page URL, article title, or specific issue if you are reporting an error so the team can review it more efficiently.

Messages that are easiest to review usually include three things: the page you are writing about, the exact sentence or section that prompted the message, and the kind of response you are hoping for. That might be a factual correction, a request for clearer wording, a publishing question, or a partnership inquiry related to the site.

If your message is about a medical article, it is especially helpful to mention whether the issue relates to symptom wording, source support, caution language, or a broken link. If your message is about the site itself, include the page or section where the problem appears so it can be reviewed without a long back-and-forth.

Readers often send the clearest messages when they separate the problem from the desired outcome. For example, you might say that a source link is broken and you want it updated, that a symptom description sounds too broad and you want it tightened, or that a billing explainer would benefit from another practical example. That level of specificity helps the team respond more accurately.

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Typical topics: corrections, clarifications, partnerships, and publishing questions

Business hours: Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM Eastern

Messages are reviewed as editorial correspondence, not as patient intake or clinical triage. That means the team can respond to publishing questions, but cannot evaluate injuries, interpret test results, or tell you what treatment to choose.

When not to use this form

Do not use this inbox for emergencies, medication questions, or urgent accident symptoms. If you are dealing with severe bleeding, trouble breathing, new weakness, chest pain, confusion, repeated vomiting, or loss of consciousness, call emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department instead of waiting for a reply from this website.

Correction requests

If you are reporting a factual issue, include the page URL, the sentence or section you are concerned about, and a short explanation of what appears incorrect. That makes the review process much faster than a general note that something feels off.

When possible, include a reference link or a short note about the public-health or clinical source that supports the correction. That does not guarantee a change, but it helps the team verify the issue more efficiently.

Partnership and publishing notes

Partnership inquiries should describe the organization, the purpose of the outreach, and whether the request relates to advertising, content collaboration, or another type of publishing conversation. Editorial independence still applies, so sponsorship interest does not control article topics or wording.

If a request is time-sensitive, say so in the message subject and explain the relevant deadline. That helps the editorial team understand whether the note is a routine publishing inquiry or something that needs faster review.

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