PT-141 casebook corrections
A figure with the wrong population attached is a useful correction, even when the figure itself is right.
Report a claim or source error
I welcome a note about a misplaced outcome, an incorrect figure, or a paper whose findings have been described too broadly. Include the page, the sentence at issue, and the paper’s title or identifier. A correction is easier to assess when its proposed replacement is specific.
The reference list is a useful starting point. For a disagreement about the size of the trial benefit, the research page gives the desire and distress endpoints. For an adverse-effect rate, the side-effects page identifies the follow-up it came from.
Source notes only
The form is for published research and corrections. Personal health records, treatment requests, and questions about obtaining a medicine belong elsewhere. This site cannot decide whether bremelanotide fits an individual or supply an injection amount.
A brief note about the paper is enough. Private health details are unnecessary for correcting the casebook.