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Corrections, sources, and editorial feedback.
MD Sermorelin's editors welcome citation corrections, source-coverage requests, and feedback on the reference-desk format. We are not a medical, clinical, or vendor inquiry channel.
What this form is for
Use the contact form to flag a citation that links to the wrong DOI, to suggest a primary source the reference desk should add, to request that a recently-published trial be incorporated into the trial-summary panels, or to give structural feedback on the infographic-dashboard format.
We read every submission. We do not always reply individually, but corrections to the citation record are typically reflected on the relevant page within a few editorial cycles. If you are reporting a substantive factual error, please include the page URL, the exact quoted text, and the primary source we should consult.
What this form is not for
This is not a medical inquiry channel. We cannot evaluate, advise on, or comment on any individual's health situation, symptoms, lab values, or treatment options. For medical evaluation, contact a licensed healthcare professional in your jurisdiction.
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This is not a media or partnership inquiry channel for commercial messaging. Editorial collaboration requests from peer-reviewed authors, researchers, or institutional editors are welcome, but commercial-content placement requests will be declined.
Editorial response timeframe
Routine reference corrections are reflected on the relevant page within one to two editorial cycles. Substantive additions — incorporating a new primary trial into the /research summary, for example — may require a longer cycle while the data are integrated into the surrounding context.
The reference desk is a long-running editorial project, not a real-time service. Submitted feedback is held against the next scheduled editorial review of the affected page; readers expecting immediate response should plan accordingly.
This site is an editorial research digest. It is not a clinical, commercial, or vendor contact channel.