Editorial policy

myHealthMate articles are currently attributed to the publisher, myHealthMate. No individual author or medical reviewer is presently named in the public contributor registry. Topic background references may help readers explore a subject, but their presence is not proof that every statement in an article has been medically checked.

We aim to provide relevant source links so readers can follow topics to the original publishers. A linked source is background reading: it does not imply that its publisher reviewed, endorsed, or verified the article. Readers should consider the date, scope, and context of each source and consult qualified care for personal decisions.

When a qualified medical reviewer has actually reviewed a specific article and their credentials and review date have been recorded, that status will be shown on the article. Until then, an article is not represented as medically reviewed. We do not claim that a clinical review team is currently operating.

We intend to investigate substantive accuracy concerns, correct material errors, and update publication dates when an article is revised. Please include the article URL, the passage in question, and supporting context when contacting us. We will assess reports, but cannot promise a particular response time or outcome.

AI-assisted estimates and explanations can be incomplete or wrong. They are informational tools, not diagnosis, treatment, laboratory interpretation, or a substitute for care from a qualified clinician. Do not delay urgent care or change medication based on an article or AI response.

Our editorial content is intended to inform. If a commercial relationship or affiliate link is introduced, it should be clearly disclosed and must not be presented as independent medical evidence. Product availability and pricing may change; check the current app or store listing.