EDITORIAL GOVERNANCE

Useful medical information needs visible limits and accountable sources.

How pages are prepared

Pages begin with a defined patient question and are written to explain decisions, warning signs and preparation—not to diagnose an individual. Recognised medical and public-health sources are listed on each substantive page.

Clinical review

A page names a medical reviewer only after that person has reviewed and approved it. Until then, the editorial record identifies the editorial team and the date of the latest update.

Updates and corrections

High-risk medical pages are reviewed when relevant guidance changes and at least annually. Material corrections update the visible date. Corrections or source concerns can be sent to drmonikajain12@gmail.com.

Commercial independence

The site does not sell ranking, guarantee outcomes or recommend a test merely because it is technologically advanced. Educational discussion of medicines does not constitute a prescription.