Editorial policy
Authorship
Articles identify their author and link to an available staff profile. Professional roles and qualifications come from the clinic’s published provider records. Authorship does not by itself indicate independent clinical review.
Clinical review
The CMS has separate fields for the clinician who completed a review and the actual review date. A clinical-review label appears only when both are recorded. Content without that label should not be assumed to have completed this review process.
Evidence and dates
Treatment and condition pages provide the research references supplied with the content. Structured source citations are available for editors to add original research and authoritative guidance. Publication, substantive update, and clinical-review dates represent different events.
Corrections
Please contact the clinic through the contact page to report inaccurate or outdated content. Clinical questions and treatment suitability require an assessment by an appropriately qualified professional.
Patient stories and recordings
Testimonials describe individual experiences and do not guarantee an outcome. Episode summaries are identified separately from transcripts. A transcript is published only when an accurate transcription of the recording is available.