Research correspondence
A specific passage and its source are the most useful starting point.
The mailbox
Editorial correspondence goes to editors@privatepeptides.com.
Please include the page path, the passage in question and the source that supports the correction. A DOI or PubMed identifier is helpful. A newly published trial or a regulatory update is useful too, with enough detail to locate the relevant finding.
I prize interpretive corrections: the wrong study population, an endpoint described too broadly, or a safety observation that has lost its context. Those are worth revisiting. A disagreement about an opinion is welcome when it comes with a result to examine.
Clinical requests
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