At NetDoctorCenter.com, we follow a strict editorial policy to ensure the integrity, quality, and reliability of every article we publish. We believe in honest health communication that puts the reader’s safety and well-being first.
Core Values
Our editorial policy is grounded in these principles:
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Accuracy – Information must be evidence-based and medically sound.
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Transparency – Authors and medical reviewers are clearly identified.
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Accountability – We correct errors and update outdated content.
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Clarity – We explain health topics in accessible, reader-friendly language.
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Trust – We avoid sensationalism, pseudoscience, and bias.
How Our Content Is Created
Each article goes through a structured editorial workflow:
Step 1: Topic Selection
Topics are selected based on:
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Reader interest and relevance
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Frequently searched health questions
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Seasonal or trending health concerns
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Gaps in existing trustworthy health content
Step 2: Initial Research
Before writing, the author:
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Conducts a literature review using trusted medical sources like:
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PubMed
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Mayo Clinic
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WHO
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NHS
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CDC
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Gathers clinical guidelines, treatment protocols, and recent studies
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Notes any areas of controversy, evolving science, or known misinformation
Step 3: Draft Writing
Articles are written by Anastasia Hansen, an educated nursing assistant with real hospital experience and a background in health-focused digital media.
She ensures that each article:
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Avoids medical jargon (or explains it clearly)
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Breaks down complex health issues in simple language
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Reflects current medical knowledge and care standards
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Includes real-world context or practical examples when appropriate
No AI-generated articles are published. All core content is written by a human with medical understanding.
Step 4: Fact-Checking and Citation
Once a draft is written:
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All claims are reviewed against primary medical sources
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Citations are added to support statements where relevant
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Outdated or non-evidence-based material is removed
Step 5: Medical Review (When Applicable)
Topics that touch on oncology, cancer, or complex diagnoses are reviewed by:
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Dr. Sergey Prikhodko, a practicing PhD-level oncologist based in Saint Petersburg, Russia
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He verifies accuracy, flags inconsistencies, and ensures that recommendations are medically sound
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Dr. Prikhodko reviews content related to his area of expertise only
Other medical topics are cross-referenced with official clinical guidelines or public health documents.
Step 6: Final Editing
Before publication:
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The article is edited for structure, flow, and clarity
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SEO best practices are applied (without sacrificing readability)
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Images, charts, or references are added if available
Step 7: Publication and Monitoring
After publishing:
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Articles are monitored for engagement and reader feedback
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Content is scheduled for regular review (typically every 6–12 months)
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If new studies or guidelines emerge, articles are updated accordingly
Conflicts of Interest and Sponsorship
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NetDoctorCenter.com does not accept sponsored medical content.
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We do not promote products or treatments in exchange for compensation.
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If an article mentions a brand, device, or medication, it is for informational purposes only.
Corrections and Updates
We are committed to transparency. If an error is discovered:
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A correction will be published as soon as possible
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Substantive changes will be timestamped and noted clearly
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Readers can submit correction requests via our Contact page
Authorship Disclosure
All content is written by Anastasia Hansen, who:
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Has formal education as a nursing assistant
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Has worked in acute care departments
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Works in the healthcare-adjacent digital media field
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Develops health-related tools such as a mobile pill reminder app
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Creates websites for real-world clinics, including Elena Canton Clinic