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Corrections
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- the figure or statement,
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What makes an enquiry easy to answer
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- Quote the statement or figure in question.
- Include a source if you are reporting a discrepancy — ideally a primary one.
- Say which country's position you mean, since India and the UAE differ.
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We are a small editorial operation, not a helpdesk, and we do not guarantee a response time. We prioritise corrections, because a wrong figure on a page about an investigational medicine matters more than anything else in the inbox.
Where we have made an error we correct the page and note what changed. Where a question falls outside what we can answer, we say so plainly rather than guess.
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