Designed for readable research
The website aims to use meaningful headings, descriptive links, readable type, visible keyboard focus, and tables with clear labels. Numerical comparisons should include text so that color alone is not required to interpret them.
Research pages should work across screen sizes and permit browser zoom. Wide comparisons adapt into labeled rows on smaller screens.
Access can vary
Complex research content, source material, and external websites can present barriers. This statement describes design intentions; it is not a claim of certified conformance or a guarantee that every page works with every assistive technology.
If a chart or table prevents you from understanding a result, include its article URL when reporting the issue so the specific presentation can be identified.
Report an accessibility barrier
Use the contact channel to describe the page, the task you were trying to complete, and the problem you encountered. If comfortable, include your browser or assistive technology and the format that would make the information easier to use. You do not need to share medical information.