The next time you read an article in Cureus you'll notice some subtle tweaks to the tab style and organization. Here's what it all means:

• Article: Okay, this one is pretty self-explanatory. Scroll down to read the article!
• Authors etc.: Here's where you'll find the complete list of authors and their institutional affiliations, any human/animal subjects information, COI disclosures, DOI, publishing history and citation information.
• Metrics: Clicking this tab opens a new page with a variety of charts illustrating article reads and PDF downloads.
• Comments: Start or add to the discussion by leaving your comment below the article! (The corresponding author will be notified.)
• Figures etc.: Focus on the figures, tables and video with a dedicated view in this tab.

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Reminder: submitting author is responsible for all author names/affiliations
While your co-authors can edit their name and affiliation in their Cureus profiles, their changes will not be reflected in articles submitted to or published in Cureus. Author names and affiliations for all authors listed in an article must be edited by the submitting author. It is the submitting author’s responsibility to enter or revise all co-author name and affiliation information and ensure accuracy and consistent formatting.