Editorial Policy

Our Commitment to Accuracy

At Brelti, we understand that the information we provide can impact real healthcare decisions. That's why we hold ourselves to the highest standards of accuracy and transparency. Every piece of health-related content on our platform goes through a rigorous review process before publication.

Content Review Process

Our multi-step content review process ensures that every article, guide, and resource meets our quality standards:

Fact-Checking Standards

We adhere to strict fact-checking standards to ensure the accuracy of our content:

• Primary Sources: We prioritize information from government health agencies (NIH, CDC, FDA), peer-reviewed medical journals, and established medical institutions.
• Multiple Verification: Key medical facts are verified against multiple independent sources before publication.
• Expert Consultation: Complex medical topics are reviewed by healthcare professionals with relevant expertise.
• Current Information: We regularly check that referenced guidelines and recommendations reflect the most current medical consensus.

Citation Requirements

Our content includes clear citations to help readers verify information and learn more:

• Health articles include a minimum of 3 authoritative citations
• Medication information links to official FDA resources
• Condition guides reference NIH, medical associations, and peer-reviewed research
• Statistics are sourced from government databases or peer-reviewed studies
• Inline citations allow readers to quickly access source material

Update & Correction Policy

We are committed to maintaining accurate, up-to-date content:

• Regular Reviews: All health content is reviewed at least annually, with high-priority topics reviewed quarterly.
• Prompt Corrections: When errors are identified, we correct them promptly and note significant corrections in the article.
• Transparency: Each article displays its original publication date and most recent review/update date.

What We Don't Do

To maintain trust and protect our readers, we follow strict guidelines about what we will and won't publish:

• No Medical Advice: We provide educational information, not personalized medical advice. Always consult healthcare providers for medical decisions.
• No Dosing Recommendations: We never recommend specific medication dosages. Dosing should only come from your healthcare provider.
• No Unverified Claims: We don't publish health claims that aren't supported by credible scientific evidence.
• No Sponsored Content Disguised as Editorial: Any sponsored or promotional content is clearly labeled as such.

Related Policies

• Medical Review Process — How our healthcare professionals review content
• Privacy & Security — How we protect your data
• Our Story — Why we built Brelti