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- the exact sentence or figure you believe is wrong
- what you believe it should say
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Corrected material has its review date updated, and a substantive correction is noted on the module itself. Students with an account have a faster route: the “something missing?” form on any study page goes straight to the people writing it.
Editorial feedback and suggestions
Requests for a body part, condition, nutrient or tool that does not exist yet are genuinely useful — the publishing queue is shaped partly by what readers ask for. Feedback on a guide that is technically accurate but unclear is equally welcome; if a section did not make sense to you, that is a defect worth fixing.
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