Editorial Policy

Our content is generated using advanced AI systems that draw from our extensive library of Clinical Guideline Summaries. These summaries are meticulously written and maintained by our multidisciplinary editorial team, ensuring that all content is grounded in current medical evidence and best practices. Every article undergoes review by licensed medical professionals from our advisory board.

Content Creation Process

  • Our multidisciplinary editorial team creates and maintains detailed Clinical Guideline Summaries that serve as the foundation for our AI-generated content
  • These summaries are developed from high-quality, evidence-based materials including:
    • Clinical practice guidelines from major medical societies
    • FDA-approved drug labeling and safety information
    • Systematic reviews and meta-analyses
    • Peer-reviewed research from leading medical journals
  • Content is generated by AI systems specifically trained on our curated Clinical Guideline Summaries
  • All generated content enters our medical review process for verification and approval

Medical Review Process

  • Every article is reviewed by our Medical Advisory Board, which includes board-certified physicians across multiple specialties
  • Our multidisciplinary editorial team includes:
    • Practicing physicians
    • Clinical pharmacists
    • Medical researchers
    • Healthcare informaticists
    • Medical writers and editors
  • Review status is clearly displayed at the top of each page using our visual indicator system:
    • Submitted
    • Under Review
    • Reviewed
  • Reviewers are listed with full credentials, specialties, and verifiable institutional affiliations
  • The review process helps further train our AI systems, continuously improving the accuracy and quality of future content generation

Maintenance and Updates

  • Our Clinical Guideline Summaries are continuously updated to reflect:
    • New medical evidence and research findings
    • Changes in clinical practice guidelines
    • Updated drug safety information
    • Emerging treatment protocols
  • Each page displays its last update date
  • Content is regenerated when underlying Clinical Guideline Summaries are updated
  • Outdated content is archived or flagged if it no longer aligns with current clinical standards

Editorial Independence

  • Our Clinical Guideline Summaries and content are created and maintained independently
  • We do not accept:
    • Paid contributions or sponsorships
    • Editorial influence from pharmaceutical companies
    • Commercial bias in our content
    • Third-party advertising that could influence our medical information
  • All content decisions are made by our editorial team based on clinical relevance and patient safety

Disclaimer

The information on this site is for educational and informational purposes only. Even after content has been reviewed and approved, it should not be considered a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. All information should be independently verified against primary sources and current clinical guidelines before being used for clinical decision-making. Always consult a licensed healthcare provider for questions related to your health.

Our AI-Powered Content Generation

Our content is generated by AI systems specifically trained on our library of Clinical Guideline Summaries. This approach ensures that all generated content is:

  • Based on carefully curated medical knowledge
  • Aligned with current clinical practice guidelines
  • Supported by evidence-based research
  • Structured according to medical best practices
  • Continuously improved through feedback from our medical review process

The combination of our multidisciplinary editorial team's expertise in maintaining Clinical Guideline Summaries and AI-powered content generation allows us to provide comprehensive, accurate, and up-to-date medical information at scale. However, all content, regardless of review status, should be independently verified against primary sources before application in clinical practice.