Corrections

The benchtobed site is committed to accuracy. If an error is found in a factual reference page, the policy is to correct the information, not to delete the article. A substantive correction will be marked with a note at the foot of the page stating that a correction was made and giving the date of that change. This ensures the record of updates is transparent.

A substantive correction is one that alters a material fact, such as a trial outcome, a dosage, a participant number, or a mechanism of action. Minor typographical errors, formatting issues, or corrections to grammar that do not change the factual content are made without a published note.

Readers can report a potential error by contacting the site. To allow for efficient verification, please provide the full web address of the article and quote the exact claim you believe to be incorrect, with details of the suggested correction. Substantive reports are reviewed against the original source material, with an expected turnaround for a confirmed correction of several business days.

Some reference pages describe facts that are subject to change as the world changes, such as the approval status of a therapy or the latest clinical guidelines. These pages are updated as part of routine maintenance to reflect new developments, and such updates are not treated as corrections unless they rectify a prior inaccuracy. The site’s focus remains on the study and the trial, documenting what was tested, in whom, and what it showed at the time.