Editorial Policy
How we create, review and correct our health content.
Sources and review
Health claims should be supported by reputable public-health bodies, peer-reviewed research or recognized clinical organizations. Articles distinguish general education from personal medical advice.
Writers should prefer primary guidance and original research over summaries from commercial websites. Every health article must identify its principal sources, avoid overstating observational research and explain important limits or safety considerations.
Artificial intelligence may assist with outlining, editing or checking consistency, but it does not replace source verification or editorial responsibility. The publisher remains accountable for every published page.
Independence and advertising
Advertising, affiliate relationships and sponsors do not receive approval over editorial conclusions. Any paid relationship or affiliate link will be disclosed clearly near the relevant content. We do not accept payment to disguise promotional material as independent health guidance.
Corrections
We correct material errors transparently and update articles when guidance changes. Commercial relationships do not determine editorial conclusions.
Readers can request a correction through the contact page. Material corrections should be noted on the article with the date and a short explanation.