On two pages a further-reading line names one paper but links to a different one
Cosmetic: how it looks, not what it says.
At the end of each companion is a short reading list, and each line links to our own page about that paper. On two pages the line and the link disagree. The Hypothalamus lists a review by Schwartz and colleagues in Nature, 2000, on how the brain controls food intake; the link leads to a different paper, by a different Schwartz, in Nutrition that year, on the gut’s signals to the brain, and the Nature review is one we do not hold. Feast and Fast lists a 2017 review by Mattson and colleagues on intermittent fasting and disease; the link leads to Mattson’s 2018 review on intermittent metabolic switching and the brain, although we hold the 2017 paper and have a page for it.
Nothing in the body of either page rests on these lines, which is why the fix waits. Feast and Fast needs its link pointed at the page we already have. The Hypothalamus will be settled one of two ways: by acquiring the paper named and pointing the link at it, or by rewriting the line to describe the paper we actually hold.
Details
Affects 2 companion pages. 0 corrected.
Affected pages last measured 29 October 2026.