Medical editorial policy
Medical education should show who is accountable for it.
Domenico Savatta, MD, the assigned Editor-in-Chief and clinical review lead, approved the current rendered medical pages for public educational release on July 14, 2026. LA Digital Systems owns privacy, retention, and correction routing.
Evidence and clarity
Health statements should use current, authoritative sources; distinguish education from personal medical advice; and avoid guarantees, hype, or unsupported causal claims.
Named clinical review
Domenico Savatta, MD checks accuracy, balance, terminology, safety framing, evidence limits, and disclosures. The final review date is recorded on each medical guide.
Visible limits
Every medical page should make clear that online information cannot diagnose, prescribe, monitor emergencies, or replace an individual evaluation.
Corrections and maintenance
LA Digital Systems routes supported corrections to the assigned reviewer and updates or retires information when evidence, guidance, or product labeling materially changes.
Commercial independence
Sponsorship, referral relationships, compensation, and paid placement must be disclosed. Provider discovery must not be presented as an objective ranking unless a defensible methodology exists.