Editorial Policy
Last Updated: 30-01-2026
Purpose of This Policy
This Editorial Policy defines how content on cure.care is created, reviewed, and maintained.
Our primary objective is to provide clear, neutral, and trustworthy explanations of health topics to promote public health literacy and support informed discussions with qualified healthcare professionals.
1. Core Editorial Principles
All content published on cure.care is guided by the following five editorial pillars:
Accuracy: Information is derived from reputable, evidence-based, and publicly available sources.
Neutrality: We avoid sensationalism, exaggerated claims, “miracle” language, and fear-based framing.
Accessibility: Complex medical and scientific concepts are simplified for a general audience without altering scientific intent.
Public Interest: Topics are selected based on educational value, relevance, and public health importance.
Safety (YMYL): We adhere to the highest safety standards for content classified as “Your Money or Your Life.”
2. Content Development Workflow
Every article published on cure.care follows a structured, multi-step editorial process:
Topic Selection
Topics are chosen based on public health relevance and general educational needs.
Authoritative Research
Topics are chosen based on public health relevance and general educational needs.
AI-Assisted Drafting
AI tools may be used to support structure, clarity, and organization. AI is never used to generate medical advice, diagnoses, or clinical guidance.
Human Editorial Review
All drafts are reviewed by human editors to ensure:
- Neutral and factual tone
- Clarity and readability
- Compliance with safety and ethical standards
Scientific Accuracy Review
Selected high-complexity content may undergo additional review by academic professionals (for example, Dr. N. O. Nellaiyapen, PhD) to verify general scientific and biological accuracy.
This review is educational in nature only and does not constitute clinical validation, medical endorsement, or treatment guidance.
3. Language & Tone Standards
cure.care maintains a deliberate educational distance in all content:
- Evidence-Based Language: We use cautious phrasing such as “research suggests,” “may be associated with,” or “often observed”
- Non-Diagnostic: We explain conditions and concepts without instructing readers on self-treatment
Clarity: Medical terminology is clearly explained to help readers engage in more informed conversations with healthcare professionals
4. Editorial Independence & Ethics
cure.care operates with complete editorial autonomy.
Independence
Funding through support contributions and advertising does not influence editorial decisions, topic selection, or content conclusions.
Separation
Sponsored content or advertisements, if any, are clearly labeled and visually separated from educational content.
5. Content Maintenance & Updates
Health and scientific knowledge evolves over time. cure.care is committed to maintaining content accuracy through:
- Periodic Reviews: Articles are updated when new reputable guidance emerges or inaccuracies are identified
Reader Feedback: Readers may report concerns via the Contact Us page for editorial review
6. Reader Responsibility
All content published on cure.care is provided for general educational purposes only.
Content does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Readers should always consult a qualified healthcare professional for personal medical questions or decisions.
For additional details, readers should review our Medical Review Policy and Medical Disclaimer.