Provenancepassage-candidates-pending-human-reviewPRV-2026-0062026-08-13

JATS passage ledger for a persistent-physical-symptoms preprint

A topical medRxiv source was fixed to exact XML byte locators across 26 sections and 51 paragraphs, with six review questions covering diagnostic boundaries, construct definition, causal overreach, and limitations. Every item remains pending human adjudication and has not been promoted to evidence or a treatment hypothesis.

  1. 1 · Query

    persistent physical symptoms

    Run ID
    PPR-20260812200109-CF801DF2
    Locale
    en
    Provider failures
    0
  2. 2 · Source

    SRC-C8CC91EA011D43CB

    Identifiers
    doi: 10.1101/2024.07.29.24310991 · publishedDoiCandidate: 10.1159/000551114 · ledger: PLG-9BC37BF1915FB712 · reviewPacket: PPRV-DD325CBA9460D079
    Providers
    bioRxiv/medRxiv API · Crossref · Europe PMC
    Landing
    https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.07.29.24310991v1
  3. 3 · Artifact

    ART-06F65A52BB51BFE6

    Role
    version-1-jats-source
    SHA-256
    sha256:06f65a52bb51bfe6cdbb4eb1d5d791344ebcdbf7d4d6eb07adf5808e10522319
    Bytes
    166,320
    Verification
    Official-host response, XML/JATS structure, byte length, SHA-256, and 51 paragraph byte round-trips validated
    Public file
    Open at source
  4. 4 · Passage

    PSG-28B54DFAE72B291A

    Persistent physical symptoms … terminology fails to reflect the dynamic nature of medical knowledge …
    Layer
    source-text
    Section
    s1:Introduction
    Byte
    18666–20401
    Page / image
    Unavailable — witness verification blocked
    SHA-256
    sha256:c3b4a57b59c3ac9e31f50deb449d4ca85b614e290ea129af7db0b07a9ea275d1
    Human review
    Pending

Unresolved verification gaps

  • The published work is identified as PMC13145244 but remains under embargo until 2026-09-05. A human must compare definitive version identity and textual changes after public release.
  • A shared genetic factor does not validate a particular Korean-medicine pathology, prescription, or treatment effect.