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Editorial Policy
How is the medical content on this site produced?
Content is based on clinical guidelines, regulators, systematic reviews and controlled trials. It separates proposed mechanisms from demonstrated outcomes, labels treatments as established, emerging or experimental, and keeps commercial calls to action from contradicting the evidence.
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Our principles
- Topic selection: we prioritise questions that affect diagnosis, treatment choice, safety, informed consent and cost.
- Sources: guidelines and regulators first, then systematic reviews and controlled trials. Anonymous testimonials and forum posts are not medical evidence.
- Claims: we distinguish proposed mechanisms from demonstrated patient outcomes.
- Medical review: pages show an update date. A page is described as medically reviewed only after the physician has actually reviewed it.
- Commercial separation: calls to action must not imply diagnosis, eligibility or guaranteed outcomes.
- Corrections: substantive corrections update the page's modification date.
Frequently asked questions
Who writes the medical content on this site?
The content is prepared for UZ Clinic Antalya and shows the date of its latest update. Pages are described as medically reviewed only when Dr. Niyazi Umut Özdemir has reviewed them.
How are experimental treatments described?
Treatments are labelled as established, emerging or experimental, with their evidence status and limits stated next to the treatment, not hidden below it.
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