What every health article is checked for
- The central answer matches the evidence cited on the page.
- Association, prediction, estimation, and causation are not presented as interchangeable ideas.
- Metric-specific explanations match the current app behavior and supported data inputs.
- Important uncertainty, device limitations, and missing-data effects are visible to the reader.
- Wellness education is not phrased as diagnosis, treatment, or individualized medical instruction.
- Sources, dates, authorship, and material updates are easy to find.
Named review
When a page receives review from a specifically qualified outside professional, Metric names that reviewer and their relevant credentials on that page. A general link to this process is not presented as evidence that every article received the same outside review.
Questions or corrections
Health information evolves. If a primary source has changed, a limitation is missing, or a Metric feature is described incorrectly, contact the editorial team with the page URL and supporting information.