Editorial contact at RxTA1
A wrong population or an omitted companion treatment can change what a study appears to say.
Editorial correspondence
RxTA1 concerns Thymosin Alpha-1 research. There is currently no public submission form or published editorial inbox on this site. This page therefore cannot receive a message.
The corrections I care about are concrete: the wrong study population, an outcome described too broadly, a source link that no longer reaches the paper, or a result attributed to the wrong peptide. A page path, the disputed sentence and the relevant paper title or DOI give enough detail to locate a problem.
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Study details that change the answer
An omitted comparison treatment can make a combination sound like a test of TA1 alone. An observation made in mouse cells can be mistaken for a result in people. A survival association can acquire more certainty than its retrospective design allows. I regard each of those as a substantive error.
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