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Write to editors@municipalpeptides.com. Include the page address, the exact sentence and a link to the paper that supports your correction. Its title helps too. There's no form, and no need to make your message sound like a journal article.
A short explanation of the mismatch is plenty. Did we say people when the experiment used mice? Did we leave out another drug in the treatment? Did we turn a blood measurement into a claim about symptoms? Those are useful differences to point out.
For a broken link, send the page address and the words you clicked. If you've found the same paper at a working address, include that too. It helps to keep the title or paper identifier with the link, so there's less chance of landing on a different study.
A correction can be short. Finding the sentence and its source matters more than sounding formal.
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The references show the sources used here. If you think two papers disagree, point to the findings that seem at odds. They may have asked different questions or used different treatments. The exact passages are more helpful than a broad claim that one paper proves another wrong.
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Careful disagreement is welcome too. Keeping it attached to a particular finding gives us something concrete to read and check.
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