Corrections Policy
Accuracy is one of HealthGadgetMD’s core editorial values. While we strive to publish accurate information, we recognise that mistakes can occur. When they do, we are committed to correcting them promptly and transparently.
Our Commitment
Every article published on HealthGadgetMD is prepared with care using our editorial standards, fact-checking process and evidence-based approach.
Despite these efforts, errors may occasionally occur. When a factual error is identified, we investigate it and make corrections where appropriate.
Our priority is to provide readers with accurate, trustworthy and up-to-date information.
How We Handle Corrections
When a potential error is reported or identified internally, our editorial team follows a structured review process.
- Review the reported issue.
- Verify the information using reliable sources.
- Consult additional references when necessary.
- Update the article if a correction is required.
- Record significant editorial changes where appropriate.
Types of Updates
| Update Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Minor Corrections | Grammar, spelling, formatting or typographical improvements that do not change the meaning of the article. |
| Factual Corrections | Changes made to correct inaccurate specifications, dates, measurements, technical information or other factual content. |
| Editorial Updates | Revisions made to reflect software updates, new product releases, regulatory changes or newly available evidence. |
| Major Revisions | Substantial updates that significantly change the conclusions or recommendations within an article. |
Correction Notices
For significant factual corrections or major revisions, we may include an editorial note within the article explaining what has changed and why.
Minor edits such as spelling, grammar or formatting improvements generally do not require a correction notice.
Reader Feedback
We welcome feedback from readers, healthcare professionals, researchers, manufacturers and industry experts.
If you believe an article contains inaccurate, incomplete or outdated information, we encourage you to contact our editorial team.
Every credible report is reviewed carefully before any editorial changes are made.
When We Update Articles
Articles may be updated for several reasons, including:
- New scientific evidence becomes available.
- Products receive significant software updates.
- Technical specifications change.
- Products are discontinued or replaced.
- Regulatory information is updated.
- Product recalls or important safety information are announced.
Editorial Independence
Manufacturers, advertisers or affiliate partners cannot request the removal of factual criticism simply because it is unfavourable.
Corrections are made only when supported by credible evidence or verified information.
Our Promise
Trust is built through honesty and transparency.
If we make a mistake, we will investigate it, correct it when necessary and continue working to maintain the highest editorial standards possible.
Report an Error
If you believe you have found an error in one of our articles, please contact us through our Contact page.
When submitting a report, including the article title, the specific information you believe is incorrect and, if possible, supporting references will help us investigate more efficiently.