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Review labels should mean something
Trust improves when the site says exactly what kind of review a page has received.
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Do not imply review that did not occur
Pages should only say “medically reviewed” when a qualified professional has actually reviewed the content. Otherwise use accurate labels such as “editorially reviewed” or “educational content.”
High-stakes topics
Medication, emergency, pregnancy, pediatric, serious symptom and treatment content should receive stronger sourcing and professional review when feasible.
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