Sources & Corrections Policy

We prefer the source closest to the fact being described.

• Government and immigration authorities for official rules
• Hospital or health-authority pages for institutional services
• Peer-reviewed literature and trial registries for clinical research context
• Named, reputable news organizations for reported patient cases
• Secondary summaries only when primary material is unavailable or needs context

Articles link directly to material sources whenever practical. A citation supports only the nearby claim; it does not imply that the source endorses China Med Links or every statement on the page.

Hospital services, prices, entry rules and clinical availability can change. Pages should state a review or verification date and direct readers to confirm decisions with the responsible institution.

A media report is labeled as a reported case, not a China Med Links client story, unless we have documented permission and a direct relationship. We avoid unnecessary personal details and never infer outcomes beyond the source.

Email corrections@chinamedlinks.com with the page URL, the statement in question, supporting evidence and your contact details. We acknowledge credible submissions and review them against the best available sources.

Minor spelling or formatting fixes may be made silently. Material factual corrections update the reviewed date and add a correction note where readers could otherwise be misled. We do not remove accurate criticism or unfavorable information merely on request.

When credible sources disagree, we describe the disagreement, date the competing information and avoid presenting uncertain material as settled fact.