At Health Domination, our objective is to publish health and wellness information that is clear, responsible, useful, and appropriate for a general audience.
Because health information can influence real-world decisions, we take an especially careful approach to medical and scientific topics.
Our Editorial Standards
Our content should aim to be:
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Accurate
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Clear
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Relevant
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Evidence-informed
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Transparent
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Responsible
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Accessible to general readers
Sources
When appropriate, our writers may use information from reputable sources, including:
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Government health agencies
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Public-health organizations
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Medical institutions
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Peer-reviewed scientific literature
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Professional medical organizations
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Established academic institutions
Sources should be selected based on their relevance, credibility, and quality.
Medical Claims
We avoid presenting unsupported medical claims as established facts.
Where evidence is preliminary, limited, mixed, or still developing, articles should communicate that context appropriately.
We also avoid promising that a particular food, supplement, treatment, or lifestyle practice will prevent or cure a disease unless supported by appropriate evidence and presented within proper context.
Article Review
Depending on the subject, articles may be reviewed or updated when:
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Important evidence changes
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Medical guidance changes
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A factual error is identified
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The article becomes outdated
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Additional context is needed
Updates
When substantial changes are made to an article, the article may display an updated date.
Updates may involve correcting factual information, improving clarity, adding sources, or incorporating significant new evidence.
Authors
Authors should be identified where applicable, together with relevant qualifications or areas of expertise when those details are available and appropriate.
Health content requiring specialized medical expertise should receive appropriate professional review whenever feasible.
Advertising and Editorial Independence
Advertising, sponsorship, affiliate relationships, or commercial considerations should not determine the factual conclusions of editorial content.
Sponsored content, where applicable, should be clearly identified.
Corrections
We welcome credible reports of errors.
If you believe an article contains inaccurate or outdated information, please contact us with the article URL, the relevant statement, and supporting evidence where available.
Reader Responsibility
Our editorial standards are intended to improve the quality of information we publish, but no online resource can replace individualized medical care.
Readers should consult qualified healthcare professionals for personal medical questions.