Editorial Policy and EEAT

Last Updated: November 1, 2025

Who We Are & Our Mission

NetDoctorCenter.com is an independent, passion-driven medical encyclopedia built by health enthusiasts without ties to pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, or advertisers. We’re not doctors or pharmacists – we’re everyday people dedicated to making reliable health information free and easy for everyone.

What We Do: We create comprehensive guides on diseases (symptoms, causes, diagnosis) and medications (uses, side effects, interactions) – 100% paraphrased from U.S. government sources like NIH and FDA. No personalized advice or sales – just facts to empower you to ask smarter questions at your doctor’s office.

Our Goal is democratize health knowledge, helping prevent misdiagnosis and save lives through education. We maintain our work to be open, updated, trustworthy.

Core Principles: EEAT Excellence

We follow Google’s EEAT (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) for YMYL (Your Money/Your Life) topics:

EEAT Pillar How We Deliver Why It Matters
Experience Real-life tools (BMI calculator, symptom trackers) Practical, relatable
Expertise Paraphrased gov factsno opinions or guesses Accurate without pros
Authoritativeness Every fact cited to NIH/FDA Primary sources only
Trustworthiness Full transparency + weekly updates + error fixes in 24h Zero bias, full accountability

Approved Sources from public domain goldmines

Only gov datafree, commercial OK, auto-updatable:

Category Sources What We Use Attribution
Diseases MedlinePlus (NIH) Hubs, genetics, summaries (public domain) “Courtesy: MedlinePlus, National Library of Medicine”
Diseases (Detailed) MedlinePlus Encyclopedia Link only (A.D.A.M. copyrighted) N/A – Direct links
Medications openFDA, DailyMed, RxNorm Labels, side effects, interactions “Data: U.S. FDA (open.fda.gov)”
Stats/Prevention CDC, WHO Outbreaks, guidelines Inline links

No: Blogs, forums, unverified studies.

Content template: every article follows this

Standardized for consistency – 2,000+ words, tables, FAQs:

Section What It Includes Example
Header Title + Courtesy + Date + Disclaimer # Type 1 Diabetes<br>**Courtesy: MedlinePlus** | Updated: Nov 1, 2025<br>**NOT advice**
Overview Plain English summary “Your pancreas stops insulin…”
Symptoms Table: Sign | Feel | Worry Thirst | Chug water | ER now
Causes Paraphrased + genetics Autoimmune attack
Diagnosis Tests table A1C ≥6.5%
Treatment Roadmap table Insulin shots
Living Tips Bullets Foot checks
Compare vs. Type 2 table Insulin vs. pills
FAQs 5+ Q&A “Curable?”
Footer Full NLM citations + Disclaimer 4+ sources

Citation format: official NLM style

Exact NIH rules – footer every page:

Type Sample Citation
Health Topic MedlinePlus [Internet]. Bethesda (MD): National Library of Medicine (US); 2025 [updated YYYY MM DD; cited 2025 Nov 1]. Type 1 diabetes; [about 4 p.]. Available from: https://medlineplus.gov/diabetestype1.html
Genetics MedlinePlus Genetics [Internet]. ... Type 1 diabetes; [cited 2025 Nov 1]. Available from: https://medlineplus.gov/genetics/condition/type-1-diabetes/
Encyclopedia A.D.A.M. Medical Encyclopedia [Internet]. Johns Creek (GA): Ebix, Inc.; c2025. Type 1 diabetes; [cited 2025 Nov 1]; [about 8 p.]. Available from: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000305.htm
FDA Data provided by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration[](https://open.fda.gov).

Legal & compliance: 100% protected

  • Public Domain: Reproduce freely (gov works).
  • Copyright: Link A.D.A.M. – no copy.
  • Disclaimers: Every page – “Educational ONLY. Consult doctor.”
  • Inspired By: Drugs.com/RxList – source > authors.

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