How we publish

Editorial & Correction Policy

Accuracy is more important than publishing volume. Professional details require first-party confirmation, and clinical resources require documented medical review.

Our publishing checks

Use primary or authoritative sources where possible
Name the author and medical reviewer
Show published, updated and reviewed dates
Separate verified facts from pending information
Avoid testimonials, unsupported awards and superiority claims

Medical review

Clinical content is not published until the named reviewer approves the scope, wording, sources and emergency guidance. It is reviewed on a defined schedule and earlier when evidence or guidance changes.

Corrections

Material corrections are made promptly and reflected in the updated date. Removed pages redirect to a close replacement when appropriate or return a deliberate gone response.