Corrections Policy
MedGuideGlobal accepts reports about possible factual, clinical, attribution, citation, URL, and presentation errors. Correction requests are assessed according to patient-safety risk and the strength of the available evidence.
How to report an issue
Use the contact page and include the affected URL, the statement or feature in question, why it may be wrong, and any supporting source. Do not send private medical records. The contact channel cannot provide emergency care or personal treatment advice.
Assessment and priority
Possible harm, incorrect medicine identity, unsafe dosage language, missing contraindications, misleading interactions, false review claims, broken canonicals, and regulator changes receive priority. The team may temporarily apply noindex, remove a page from the sitemap, disable a tool, or withdraw content while evidence is checked.
Correction outcomes
A confirmed error may be corrected in place, clarified, consolidated with a better page, redirected only when two resources are genuinely equivalent, or removed with an appropriate HTTP status. A generic ingredient page is not redirected to a single brand, dosage form, or manufacturer merely because the names are related.
Records and dates
Material corrections should be recorded in the page history where that feature is available. An editorial correction date must not be presented as a medical review date unless a named qualified reviewer completed the clinical review. Minor spelling or formatting changes do not reset clinical provenance.
Disagreement and follow-up
If evidence is uncertain or conflicting, the page should state the uncertainty rather than claim false precision. Substantive challenges can be re-evaluated using additional primary or authoritative sources. Read the editorial policy and medical review policy for the related release requirements.