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Editorial policy
How our content is written, sourced, medically reviewed, and kept up to date.
Sourcing
Clinical content is based on recognised sources such as national and professional-society guidelines, regulators, and registries. Each published clinical page lists the sources it draws on, with publication and access dates.
Medical review
Clinical pages are reviewed by a named medical reviewer before publication. We record who reviewed the page, when it was last reviewed, and when the next review is due. We never treat AI output as a source or as medical review.
Handling uncertainty
Where evidence is limited or changing, we say so plainly rather than implying more certainty than exists. We avoid presenting any figure without the context needed to understand it.
Language
We use plain, non-judgmental, inclusive language while staying clinically precise. We avoid stigmatising terms and alarmist framing.
Review schedule
Different content types are reviewed on different schedules — for example, medication safety and legal or location information are reviewed more often than general journey guides. A next-review date is a maximum, not a promise that nothing has changed sooner.
Corrections
We welcome corrections. See report a correction.