Corrections policy
Updated 3 November 2026 · Root & Evidence editorial content · No independent clinical review claimed
Tell us what needs checking
Use Contact, choose Correction, include the article URL, describe the statement, and provide a source or explanation. You do not need to share personal health information.
How corrections are handled
We check the reported statement against its source and relevant context. A report is not an automatic endorsement of a proposed change. Confirmed substantive errors should be corrected on the affected page, with the date and a description of what changed. Safety-sensitive issues receive priority.
Corrections versus updates
A correction fixes an error. An evidence update reflects newly available information or a changed interpretation. Both should be visible in editorial notes when material to the conclusion. Minor spelling or formatting fixes may not receive a separate note.
Current update record
3 November 2026: research guides expanded with structured study snapshots, dosage context, related reading, and policy links. Moringa now includes the 2025 meta-analysis, with the authors’ GRADE assessment clearly attributed. This records an editorial expansion, not a completed systematic review.