Health Content Editorial Policy

Purpose and scope

Health Library articles are educational. They must not diagnose, prescribe, calculate medication doses or discourage professional care. Content should answer the reader's question plainly while making uncertainty and limitations visible.

Sources and review labels

Medical statements should be supported by current, authoritative sources appropriate to the subject and jurisdiction. References are displayed with the article when available.

A clinical-review label is shown only when a genuine reviewer is recorded for that article. Growie does not infer credentials or describe content as professionally reviewed without documented evidence.

Safety and jurisdictions

Emergency and same-day advice must remain prominent and use the structured safety blocks in the publishing system. Country-specific phone numbers must be identified as such and paired with advice to use the reader's local service elsewhere.

Dates, corrections and removal

Articles show publication and last-reviewed dates when those dates exist. Material changes should update the review record. Unsafe or outdated content can be unpublished and removed from the public projection, search index and AI knowledge source.

Send correction requests to admin@misalunalimited.com with the article URL and a concise description. Do not send personal medical information.