This document describes how the CentreForMedicalHumanities.org Research Team creates, reviews, and maintains content on Centre For Medical Humanities.
Content Creation
Every article starts with a specific reader question or topic. Our writers research the subject using published peer-reviewed studies, regulatory filings, verified product records, and recognized clinical guidelines. We do not fabricate sources, invent study results, or present unverified claims as fact.
Editorial Review
Articles undergo academic-style review against peer-reviewed research and clinical evidence. Each article is checked for factual accuracy, source attribution, balanced presentation, and clarity before it is published. We do not guarantee that our content is error-free, but we maintain a structured process to minimize mistakes.
YMYL Standards
Much of our content falls under what search quality guidelines describe as Your Money or Your Life (YMYL) topics. We apply heightened editorial standards to any content that could affect a reader’s health, safety, or financial well-being:
- Health claims must be supported by cited, published research or verified product records.
- We do not present anecdotal results, testimonials, or marketing language as evidence.
- We disclose the limitations of the evidence we reference, including study size, population, and design.
- We clearly state when information is educational and should not replace professional advice.
Source Standards
We prioritize the following source hierarchy:
- Peer-reviewed clinical studies and systematic reviews
- Government health agencies and regulatory bodies (FDA, NIH, WHO)
- Recognized professional medical organizations and clinical guidelines
- Verified manufacturer or seller product records (labels, certificates of analysis)
- Expert commentary from credentialed professionals in the relevant field
Marketing materials, press releases, and testimonials are not treated as evidence. When we reference them, we identify them as such.
Corrections and Updates
We correct factual errors promptly when they are identified. Significant corrections are noted within the article. If a product label, formulation, or seller policy changes after publication, we update the relevant article when the change is verified.
Readers can report errors or request corrections through our contact page.
Editorial Independence
Our editorial conclusions are not determined by advertisers, affiliate partners, or product manufacturers. When a commercial relationship exists, it is disclosed in the article and in our Affiliate Disclosure. Compensation does not influence ratings, recommendations, or the inclusion or exclusion of information.
Last updated: August 2026