How we publish

Useful information, with its limits visible.

Every medical article published by Continuum should help a reader understand a subject without pretending to assess that reader personally.

Named review

Medical content identifies its author and, where appropriate, a qualified clinical reviewer. Credentials, review date and material updates are shown on the article.

Primary evidence

Clinical claims should be supported by current guidelines, regulators, peer-reviewed research or other primary authoritative sources. Commercial relevance does not determine a conclusion.

No manufactured authority

We do not invent patient stories, fabricate clinicians or publish generated medical content without accountable human review. Outcomes are not promised through implication, imagery or selective evidence.

Corrections

Material corrections are made promptly and reflected in the page’s update information. Questions may be sent to editorial@bycontinuum.com.