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Medical review

Every health article on this site carries a "Medically Reviewed" credit only when a real, named medical professional has actually reviewed it. This page is who that is and how the process works.

Medical reviewer

Dr. A. Goher, MD

Medical Reviewer

MBBS — Xi'an Jiaotong University School of Medicine, 2017. Dr. Goher reviews drug information, clinical claims, and safety guidance across this site's health articles for consistency with FDA-approved labeling, peer-reviewed research, and current medical best practices.

The review process

Every health article is reviewed for accuracy before publication, in three steps. First, the research team drafts content with citations from PubMed, FDA.gov, and manufacturer data — the same primary-source hierarchy that governs the sources page. Second, Dr. Goher reviews the draft for medical accuracy, flags inaccuracies, and verifies clinical claims against FDA-approved labeling and the peer-reviewed literature. Third, the content is published with its "Medically Reviewed" credit and last-reviewed date, and any subsequent material change to a clinical claim triggers re-review, logged in corrections.

What is and isn't medically reviewed

Articles making clinical, dosing, safety, or efficacy claims carry the medical review credit. Pricing pages, provider records, and computed rankings make no clinical claims; they are verified by the research desk under the methodology — capture dates, source links, and verification statuses — rather than medically reviewed. Both processes are real, and neither is used to imply the other.

Editorial standards

Our editorial team includes independent health researchers, pharmacy verification specialists, and consumer protection analysts. Every article undergoes fact-checking against FDA databases, state pharmacy licensing records, and peer-reviewed research. No content on this site is medical advice: it is educational information, and treatment decisions belong with a licensed clinician who knows your history. How this site makes money — and why that never touches a ranking — is stated in full in the ownership & funding disclosure.