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Read the source in context
An organization’s own description, a professional register and a research paper provide different kinds of information. A link to HESCA’s existing website identifies the source of a statement; it does not mean that every qualification or claim on that page has been independently verified.
Authorship and review
Use the authorship, review information and dates actually shown on each page. A team profile is not evidence that its subject reviewed every article. Research findings also need to be read with their study setting and limitations; citing a paper does not make its findings a promise of individual results.
Language and corrections
The English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese pages are intended to explain the same information. If you notice a difference in meaning, a broken source or outdated details, contact Admin@Hesca.info with the page address and the wording concerned. Do not include medical records in a content correction message.
Sources & further reading
- HESCA — ContactHESCA’s former website · no longer online
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