Editorial Policy

GLP Help provides general education and tools for conversations with your care team. Articles do not replace your medication instructions or individualized clinical care. Product and clinic information should describe services and capabilities that are actually available.

Sources and corrections

Medical articles link to primary research, prescribing information and relevant professional guidance. Trial results are described with their study population, treatment and time period. Findings from other products or research systems do not establish that GLP Help improves health outcomes.

A sources-checked date records an evidence check. It does not mean a clinician has reviewed the article. Unsupported claims should be corrected or removed; a citation must support the statement it accompanies.

Authorship and clinical review

Author attribution and medical review are separate. A medical-review label requires a named authorized clinician, an actual review date and a record covering the exact article version. Changes to the reviewed content require renewed review. Articles without that record show that clinical review has not yet been recorded.

Article dates

Published dates preserve an article's original publication date. Updated dates reflect substantive changes to its content. Last-reviewed dates reflect documented clinical review. Neither a website deployment nor an automated source check is a medical review.

Commercial context and patient experiences

GLP Help is associated with Palm Health. Product links and clinic links are identified in context. Individual patient experiences do not establish medication or product effectiveness, and should not be presented as typical or guaranteed results.

Questions or correction requests can be sent through our contact page. Visit Palm Health for current clinic information.