Corrections

Nightandrest is committed to providing accurate information. When an error is identified in our content, our policy is to correct it transparently rather than delete the article. A substantively corrected article will carry a note at its foot stating the date of the correction and briefly describing the amendment. This ensures the record of what was published and improved is clear for all readers.

A substantive correction is one that alters a key fact, figure, or instruction central to the article’s purpose, such as the efficacy of a treatment, the steps in a routine, or the specifications of a device. Minor typographical errors, grammatical slips, or formatting issues that do not change the meaning are routinely fixed without a correction note. The distinction is based on whether the error could mislead a reader seeking practical guidance on a sleep problem or its solution.

To report a potential error, readers should contact us citing the full article address and quoting the exact claim they believe requires correction. Providing this precise reference allows for a swift and accurate review. We aim to investigate all reported errors and, where necessary, publish a correction within two working days of verification.

For our reference pages, such as those detailing a sleep problem or a routine, the world can change as new research emerges. When a clinical treatment guideline is updated or a scientific consensus shifts, we revise the relevant pages accordingly. These updates are not labelled as corrections but are dated to reflect the current state of knowledge, ensuring nightandrest remains a reliable resource.

This process applies uniformly across all sections of the site, from Diagnostico y tratamiento clinico to Routine and habits. Our goal is to maintain the integrity of the information while acknowledging that accuracy is a continuous process, especially in fields pertaining to health and science.