CONTRIBUTE / MODULE GUIDE
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Contributor Guide.
Scientific standards, transparent relationships, and editorial review for contributor-authored educational content.
01 / WHO CONTRIBUTES
Contributor-Authored Educational Content.
The Wellness Science Initiative includes educational material written by independent scientists, clinicians, educators, organizations, and industry contributors. When a contributor is also a financial sponsor of WSI, that relationship is disclosed.
02 / SCIENTIFIC REVIEW
Review before publication.
Contributor-authored modules undergo scientific and editorial review before publication. WSI reviews submitted material for material factual inaccuracies, unsupported or misleading claims, appropriate representation of scientific uncertainty, disclosure of relevant conflicts of interest, and consistency with WSI’s educational standards. Acceptance for publication does not mean that every interpretation or conclusion expressed by an author represents an official position of WSI or the Molecular Hydrogen Institute.
03 / EDITORIAL INDEPENDENCE
Sponsorship does not guarantee publication.
Sponsorship does not guarantee publication, favorable treatment, or acceptance of a contributor’s claims. WSI retains final editorial authority and may request revision, decline publication, issue corrections, or withdraw material when appropriate.
04 / FEEDBACK
Help us keep the material accurate.
Science evolves, and even carefully reviewed educational material can contain errors, become outdated, or be interpreted in ways the authors did not intend. We therefore welcome substantive feedback from readers. If you believe a module contains inaccurate, misleading, outdated, or unclear information, please contact us and identify the module and concern. WSI will review the issue and, where appropriate, seek input from the authors or other qualified reviewers and update the material.
Send module feedback ↗05 / CORRECTIONS
Make substantive changes visible.
When a substantive correction materially changes the meaning of published content, WSI may note the correction and date of revision so that readers can understand how the material has changed.
06 / YOUR SUBMISSION
Prepare your module.
Include the topic, intended audience, learning goals, draft lessons, supporting references, author details, and relevant conflicts of interest. Disclose whether you or your organization financially sponsors WSI. Represent uncertainty clearly and distinguish established evidence from interpretation.
Propose a module ↗