Our editorial policy

Our articles explain the purpose of health routines and personal observations, including medication and supplement use. Separate instructions show how to keep records in MioPulse. Educational content does not replace advice about an individual treatment.

Authorship and review

We disclose authorship and AI assistance. An editorial check is not a clinical review. Clinical recommendations require relevant sources and review by a qualified professional. When a clinical review has taken place, we identify the reviewer, scope and date. We do not use invented expert credentials or medical-review badges.

Sources and product facts

We prefer public guidance from health authorities, recognized professional organizations and official platform documentation. Sources appear at the end of each relevant article. A link is background support, not an endorsement of MioPulse by that organization.

Product descriptions and interface labels are checked against the development implementation. An editorial check is a review of the article and product claims, not a clinical review or a device test. Development previews and fictional examples are identified. Planned features are not described as already available.

Examples and limitations

Examples are fictional and demonstrate record structure, not a treatment schedule, clinical target or recommended dose. An app entry or graph cannot establish a diagnosis, identify a cause or tell someone to change medication.

Dates and updates

Each guide shows its latest editorial-check date. A publication date is recorded when the article first goes live, separately from when its draft was prepared. An updated date records a substantive change. We do not refresh dates simply to make an unchanged article appear new.

Corrections

Send a correction or question to support@miopulse.app, including the article URL and the passage concerned. Please do not send private medical records. For questions about your own care, contact a qualified healthcare professional.