This Medical Review Policy outlines the standards and procedures used to ensure that health-related content published on cure.care is reviewed for general scientific, biological, and educational accuracy.
As a health information and education platform, cure.care aims to present information that is accurate, clearly explained, and aligned with widely accepted scientific understanding. Medical review on cure.care is intended solely for educational support and does not replace professional medical consultation.
1. Scope of Medical Review
Medical and scientific review on cure.care is strictly educational in intent.
What Medical Review Includes
Verification of factual and scientific accuracy
Review of biological and physiological explanations
Assessment of medical terminology and definitions
Consistency checks against reputable public health sources (such as the WHO and CDC)
What Medical Review Does NOT Include
Providing medical advice
Diagnosing medical conditions
Recommending treatments, medications, or therapies
Making clinical judgments
Establishing a doctor–patient or healthcare provider relationship
Medical review does not constitute clinical validation, approval, or endorsement of any health information.
2. Editorial & Review Workflow
cure.care follows a multi-layered editorial and review process to support content quality and safety.
AI-Assisted Drafting
AI-assisted tools may be used to help organize information, improve readability, and structure general health concepts. These tools are never used to generate medical judgments, diagnoses, or treatment recommendations.
Human Editorial Oversight
All content undergoes review by human editors to ensure:
Selected content may undergo an additional layer of review by academic professionals. This review focuses on verifying that underlying scientific explanations are accurate and consistent with accepted biological knowledge.
Not all content undergoes the same level of scientific or academic review.
3. Our Reviewers
Scientific and academic review may be supported by experienced professionals, including Dr. N. O. Nellaiyapen, PhD, a retired academic dean with over four decades of experience in teaching and research in the life sciences.
Reviewers are selected based on subject-matter expertise and academic background. Their role is limited to ensuring factual correctness and scientific context and does not involve providing clinical advice or medical endorsement.
4. Transparency & Disclosures
cure.care is committed to transparency in how content is reviewed.
Where applicable, articles may include notices indicating the level of review performed (for example, “Fact-Checked” or “Scientifically Reviewed”). Such disclosures indicate educational review only and do not imply clinical approval.
5. Updates & Evolution of Knowledge
Medical and scientific understanding evolves over time. cure.care periodically reviews and updates content when:
New reputable information becomes available
Scientific terminology or explanations require clarification
Public health guidance is updated
6. Reader Responsibility
All information published on cure.care is provided for general educational purposes only.
Readers are responsible for how they interpret and use this information and should always consult a qualified healthcare professional for personal symptoms, conditions, or medical decisions.