Wizey Editorial Policy
Every article, analysis, and health insight we publish is grounded in evidence-based medicine, written in plain language, and reviewed by qualified medical professionals. Your health deserves nothing less than the highest standards of accuracy.
Our core editorial principles
The Wizey editorial team follows four non-negotiable standards to ensure you receive trustworthy, actionable health information:
Evidence-based medical accuracy
All clinical statements are based on peer-reviewed research from reputable journals, recognized medical guidelines (WHO, CDC, NIH), and verified primary sources. We cite our sources and update content regularly as medical knowledge evolves.
Clear & transparent communication
We translate complex medical terminology into plain English without sacrificing scientific accuracy. Every article clearly lists its author, medical reviewer credentials, publication date, last review date, and all sources used.
Editorial independence
Our medical recommendations are never influenced by commercial partnerships, sponsors, or advertisers. Clinical accuracy and patient safety always come first, with zero commercial bias in our health guidance.
Our rigorous medical review process
Each clinical guide and health article goes through a comprehensive four-step workflow before publication:
Step 1 — Expert drafting
A domain specialist or experienced health writer prepares the initial draft using the latest peer-reviewed research, clinical guidelines, and our internal medical knowledge graph. All claims are sourced from reputable medical databases.
Step 2 — Independent fact check
A separate editor validates all statistics, medical terminology, risk statements, and clinical recommendations against original sources. Any discrepancies are flagged and corrected.
Step 3 — Medical professional review
A licensed physician or subject-matter expert (credentials displayed on each article) verifies all clinical conclusions, confirms risk thresholds, and recommends clarifications. The reviewer's name, role, credentials, and review date appear on published articles.
Step 4 — Final quality assurance
Our content team ensures accessibility compliance (WCAG 2.1), inclusive language, mobile responsiveness, and design consistency across all platforms before publication.
Note: Routine non-clinical content (e.g., product announcements, company news) follows the same editorial standards minus the medical sign-off. Anything touching clinical interpretation, health decision support, or medical recommendations must carry a medical reviewer stamp before publication.
Medical source standards & citations
We rely exclusively on authoritative, up-to-date medical sources to ensure information accuracy:
Official health organizations
World Health Organization (WHO), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institutes of Health (NIH), European Medicines Agency (EMA), and national health ministries.
Peer-reviewed medical journals
Publications indexed in MEDLINE, PubMed, Cochrane Library, and leading journals (NEJM, The Lancet, JAMA, BMJ). We prioritize systematic reviews and meta-analyses from high-impact journals.
Clinical guidelines & lab standards
Evidence-based recommendations from specialty societies (ACC, Endocrine Society, ADA). CLSI laboratory standards, diagnostic assay documentation, and internationally recognized reference ranges.
What we avoid
We never cite unpublished anecdotal claims, outdated studies (typically older than 10 years unless historically significant), marketing collateral, or non-peer-reviewed sources. When evidence is limited or emerging, we explicitly state this in the article.
Content updates & corrections policy
Staying current with medical science is crucial. Here's how we maintain content accuracy:
Annual review cycle
Every medically oriented article is reviewed at least once per year to ensure it reflects current medical guidelines, updated reference ranges, and the latest research findings.
Immediate updates
We update content immediately when regulatory agencies release new safety information, guidelines change, or new research significantly impacts existing recommendations.
Community feedback
When users, clinicians, or partners flag potential inaccuracies, we investigate within 48 hours and update content if needed, documenting all changes in our internal log.
Correction transparency
All corrections are documented in an internal log recording the date, reason for change, and approving reviewer. When an update materially changes clinical advice or risk assessment, we append a visible note to the article indicating the update date and nature of the change. Minor corrections (typos, formatting) are made without notification.
Meet our editorial review board
Our medical reviewers are the same experts featured on the Wizey team page. Each profile includes:
- Complete education history and medical credentials
- Areas of clinical focus and expertise
- Current responsibilities at Wizey
- Professional affiliations and certifications
Contact our editorial team
Found an error, missing citation, or outdated information? We want to hear from you.
Email us directly
Send detailed feedback to [email protected]. We respond to all editorial inquiries within 48 hours.
Use our contact form
Submit a detailed request through our contact form — ideal for complex issues or multiple article concerns.
What to include
Please provide the article title, URL, the specific section of concern, and a brief description of the issue for fastest resolution.
Response time: Our editorial team reviews all feedback within 48 hours. Critical medical accuracy issues receive immediate attention and are escalated to our medical review board within 24 hours.
Frequently asked questions
How often do you update medical content?
All medical articles are reviewed at minimum annually. We also update immediately when new guidelines are released, safety information changes, or significant new research emerges. Each article displays its last review date.
Who reviews Wizey's medical content?
All clinical content is reviewed by licensed physicians or medical specialists with relevant expertise. Their credentials are listed on our team page and on reviewed articles.
Can I trust Wizey's lab test interpretations?
Yes. Our AI interpretations are based on evidence-based medicine and current clinical guidelines, developed with input from medical professionals. AI results should always be discussed with your healthcare provider for personalized medical advice.
Do commercial partnerships influence your content?
No. Our editorial independence policy strictly prohibits commercial partnerships from influencing medical recommendations, test interpretations, or clinical advice. Medical accuracy and patient safety always come first.
How do I report a medical inaccuracy?
Email [email protected] with the article URL, specific section, and a description of the concern. Include supporting evidence (research papers, guidelines) if available. We investigate all reports within 48 hours.