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How to flag a potentially harmful, unsupported or misleading statement shown by the Center.

Publisher
The Bach Foundation
Audience
Public · Professional · Research
Last reviewed
18 August 2026
Status
Published standard
Jurisdiction
Global context; local guidance may vary

Commitment at a glance

Point to the exact claim and explain the likely harm or evidentiary problem. Evidence-based disagreement is welcome; harassment and private health details are not.

Reporting guidance reviewed 18 August 2026

High-priority concerns

  • A claim that could delay urgent assessment or treatment.
  • False information about transmission, testing, prevention or U=U.
  • A preclinical finding presented as a human cure.
  • A source that has been corrected, retracted or replaced.
  • Language likely to stigmatize or expose a person or community.

Provide

  • Page and exact wording.
  • Reason the claim is misleading or harmful.
  • Authoritative source or original record supporting review.
  • Date observed and, when relevant, jurisdiction.

Boundary

The reporting route concerns content published by the Center. It is not an emergency or individual medical advice service and cannot investigate every statement elsewhere on the internet.

Contact only when necessary

The control below constructs the Foundation address only after your click and opens your own email application. No form, background script or website database receives the message. Do not include private health information.