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Email us with the page address, what you think is wrong and, if you can, a link to a primary source that shows it.
We check each report against the source, and we aim to correct verified errors promptly. When we change a guide, we update the date shown on the page.
Our editorial policy explains how we source and update guides.
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Email us with the listing address, what is wrong and, ideally, the page on the clinic’s own website that shows the correct detail.
If you run the clinic, see claim or correct a clinic listing for what to include, and you can also ask us to remove a listing.
Listings take their details from each clinic’s own website on the date shown, and how listings are verified explains the checks we do and do not make.
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