Corrections policy
How Psychosomatics receives error reports, reviews them, and displays substantive updates.
Updated August 5, 2026. We correct factual, contextual, language, technical, and safety errors according to their likely effect on readers.
Report an error
- Email info@neurolutionary.com.
- Include the exact page URL.
- Quote the passage or describe where the problem appears.
- Explain what is inaccurate and, when possible, include a primary source.
- Do not send another person’s confidential information.
Correction levels
How changes are recorded
| Type | Example | Presentation |
|---|---|---|
| Technical or language | Typo, broken link, or formatting issue. | Corrected without a separate note when meaning is unchanged. |
| Factual clarification | Date, definition, imprecise wording, or missing important context. | The update date changes; a note is added when the effect is substantive. |
| Material correction | An error that could affect safety, care decisions, or understanding of evidence. | A visible explanation states what changed and why. |
| Withdrawal | The item cannot be reliably corrected or creates unacceptable risk. | It is removed from recommendations and may retain a withdrawal notice. |
Questions
Does every report receive a reply?
We aim to acknowledge reports. Repeated, abusive, or non-verifiable messages may not receive an individual response.
Can an editorial decision be challenged?
Yes. Send additional sources or reasoning; another participant in the editorial process may review the item again.