MEDICAL CONTENT REVIEW POLICY

MEDICAL CONTENT REVIEW POLICY

Effective Date: July 29, 2025
Last Updated: July 29, 2025

At Cordeo, we aim to deliver health-related content that is educational, accessible, and rooted in reliable medical knowledge. While we prioritize clinical accuracy and evidence-based information, the content on www.cordeohealth.com is intended for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

This Medical Content Review Policy describes the editorial standards and review processes we follow to ensure the credibility, clarity, and safety of the health-related material we publish. All medical content is either reviewed or created by qualified professionals with relevant academic or clinical backgrounds, and efforts are made to cite reputable sources, including peer-reviewed journals and public health authorities.

However, we do not guarantee the completeness, timeliness, or absolute accuracy of the content and strongly recommend consulting a licensed medical professional for any personal health concerns or conditions.

1. Purpose of Medical Review

We recognize the importance of factual accuracy in healthcare information. Medical content is reviewed to:

• ✅ Prevent the spread of misinformation

• 🔍 Ensure alignment with current clinical guidelines

• 🛡️ Protect user safety and health

• 📖 Encourage informed and responsible decision-making

2. Scope of Review

All the following types of content undergo medical review:

• Health blogs and condition-specific articles

• Skincare, gut health, and nutrition guides

• Wellness and disease management tools

• Digital course materials with clinical education

• Webinars and workshops covering medical topics

• Product reviews or recommendations with a clinical focus

3. Who Reviews Our Medical Content

Our reviewers include:

• Licensed physicians and specialists (e.g., dermatologists, general practitioners, nutritionists, psychologists)

• Certified healthcare professionals (e.g., RDs, PTs, health coaches)

• Academically qualified researchers with experience in evidence-based medicine

Each reviewer is vetted for:

• Valid qualifications and licensure

• Clinical experience and domain expertise

• Strong communication and educational skills

Reviewer credentials are listed at the end of each reviewed article, along with the "Medically Reviewed By" tag.

4. Review Process

Our structured review process includes:

1. Initial Content Creation: Written by medically trained writers or content creators.

2. Clinical Fact-Checking: Verified for scientific accuracy using trusted sources like:

   • Peer-reviewed medical journals (e.g., JAMA, NEJM)

   • Global & national guidelines (e.g., WHO, CDC, ICMR, MoHFW)

   • Reputable databases (e.g., PubMed, Cochrane Library)

3. Reviewer Feedback Loop: The content is returned to the author with reviewer comments if updates or clarifications are needed.

4. Final Approval: After revisions, the content is approved by a senior editorial lead or medical board member.

5. Medical Disclaimer Labeling

Every medically reviewed post or product guide includes:

• A visible “Medically Reviewed” badge

• The name, title, and credentials of the reviewer

• The date of last review/update

If the content is not reviewed but still based on medical knowledge, it is clearly labeled as “For informational purposes only.”

6. Frequency of Review

Content is re-reviewed annually or earlier if:

• Major medical guidelines change

• New evidence emerges

• Readers report outdated or conflicting information

Updated material includes a "Last Reviewed On" or “Updated On” timestamp.

7. User Reporting & Transparency

We encourage readers to notify us of any inconsistencies, concerns, or suggestions regarding content accuracy. All reports are taken seriously and reviewed promptly.

📧 Email: cordeohealth@gmail.com

8. AI-Assisted Content Review

Where AI tools assist in drafting or formatting medical content, a mandatory human medical reviewer cross-checks every line of advice, reference, or health-related claim before publication.

9. Limitations

While we strive for accuracy, medical content on Cordeo is not a substitute for direct consultation with licensed healthcare providers. Readers are urged to speak to professionals before making any health decisions based on our content.