Our editorial principles

Make the sources as clear as the explanation

Frame the question and distinguish checked facts from what remains unverified.

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Start with one question

Each guide states what it aims to explain. We distinguish information about a procedure from material that helps readers prepare for a consultation.

02

Connect claims with sources

Explanations based on public material include the original source and review date. A clinic’s own statements are distinguished from independently checked facts.

03

Keep uncertainty visible

We do not estimate values to fill missing information. We record differences between sources and update information only after checking it again.

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Identify authors and relationships

Articles identify the actual author and publication and revision dates. Relevant institutional relationships are explained; we do not invent authors or reviewers.