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Medical editorial and corrections policy

A medical website should not only look trustworthy; it should explain its evidence, authorship and correction process.

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Patient question first

Every guide starts with a direct answer. The useful answer is not hidden behind an SEO introduction.

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Medical review

Clinical pages are written or medically reviewed by Dr. Pratyush Kumar. Credentials and review dates remain visible.

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Source priority

Government of India, ICMR/NIN and Indian guidance are prioritized where jurisdiction matters, supported by WHO, ADA/EASD and peer-reviewed evidence.

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Update cycle

Important pages are queued for at least annual review and earlier review after a major guideline or safety change.

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Corrections

A factual error triggers a source check, medical review and visible correction. Send only the page link and correction through clinic WhatsApp—not personal medical reports.

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Separation from advertising

Appointment actions do not overpower education. We do not publish fake ratings, manufactured testimonials or guaranteed outcomes.

Current reference framework

  • American Diabetes Association Standards of Care in Diabetes—2026
  • ICMR–National Institute of Nutrition, Dietary Guidelines for Indians—2024
  • Relevant Government of India and peer-reviewed clinical guidance

Report a correction

Send the page URL and the line you believe is incorrect. Patient-specific advice or report review is not handled through the corrections channel.

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