Report an incorrect classification, summary, or link.
Automated tagging and summarization make mistakes. Flagging them is the fastest way to get them fixed — for you and everyone else reading the feed.
What you can report
An article is tagged with the wrong subspecialty, organ site, or article type — or is missing a tag it should have.
An AI summary is inaccurate, misleading, or omits an important caveat from the abstract.
Wrong title, authors, journal, date, or open-access status compared with the original PubMed record.
A PubMed, DOI, or open-access link does not resolve or points to the wrong article.
How to report it
Use the feedback form below. If you can, include the article title or PubMed ID (PMID) and a short note on what is wrong and what it should be — that lets us reproduce and fix it quickly. A reply email is optional.
What happens next
Reports are reviewed and, where the issue is in data or classification logic we control, the underlying record or rule is corrected on the next refresh. Some errors originate in the source PubMed record and can only be corrected upstream; in those cases we correct what we can on our side and link to the authoritative source. Our broader approach to corrections is described in the Editorial Policy.