Corrections & Updates

We are committed to accuracy and transparency. Here is a record of all corrections made to our published content.

Our Corrections Policy

We believe that maintaining public trust requires transparency about our mistakes. When we identify or are notified of factual errors, we follow these steps:

Identification: Errors are flagged by our editorial team, scientific review board, or our readers.
Verification: The claimed error is verified against primary sources and peer-reviewed research.
Correction: If the error is confirmed, we update the content promptly with the correct information.
Documentation: All corrections are documented on this page with the date, nature of the change, and the article affected.

Recent Corrections

Factual correction2026-06-15

Why 'Can We Talk?' Feels Like a Threat to ADHD Brains

Updated citation for RSD prevalence statistic from 40% to 43% based on 2025 meta-analysis.

Clarification2026-05-28

ADHD Burnout vs Ordinary Stress: Know the Difference

Added clarification that burnout symptoms listed apply to chronic workplace stress (6+ months), not acute stress responses.

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