How we publish
Good health information shows its working.
Our editorial standard is built around clear provenance, topic-appropriate review, honest uncertainty, and a visible route for corrections.
Source it
Material recommendations should identify appropriate references and distinguish guidelines, reviews, trials, and observational evidence.
Explain limits
We state what evidence can support, what it cannot prove, who was studied, and where uncertainty remains.
Match review to topic
Articles about menopause, medications, chronic conditions, pregnancy, or eating disorders need careful topic-matched review.
Correct visibly
Readers need a practical way to report an error, and corrections should be recorded and visible when material.
Every substantial article should show: Written by, Reviewed by when applicable, Published, Updated, References, Limitations, Disclosures, and When to consult a clinician.
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