Editorial Policy

Last updated 12 May, 2025

Learn more about our editorial standards, writing philosophy, and promise to our readers.

At TrustedStemCells, your health — and the wellbeing of those you care about — is at the heart of everything we do. As a global leader in medical assistance, our mission is to provide clear, accurate, and useful information on a broad spectrum of health topics, from everyday concerns to complex conditions. Our goal is to support your decision-making and enhance conversations with your healthcare providers.
Every piece we publish is built on current medical knowledge and evidence-based practices. While our content may include general insights into treatment options, it is not meant to promote any clinic or product. Instead, we aim to offer educational resources that empower you to make informed choices.

Our Voice

Since 2011, we’ve helped patients access expert care through our international network — connecting them with more than 300 clinics across 25+ countries and over 1,000 top-tier physicians, professors, and specialists.

We’re privileged to work closely with a wide range of healthcare professionals — from doctors and nurses to therapists — which allows us to translate complex medical information into content that’s clear, compassionate, and relatable. Think of us as that knowledgeable friend who can explain things simply, patiently, and honestly — someone who helps you understand what’s happening and what your options are.
We aim to speak plainly and naturally. Health information shouldn’t feel like a lecture. You’ll sometimes see casual terms like “pee,” “kids,” or “snot” — because that’s how real people talk. We embrace that. To keep our tone consistent, we follow a dedicated editorial style guide shaped by clarity, empathy, and accuracy.

Our Commitment to You

At TrustedStemCells, we believe that health information should uplift, not harm. The way we use language matters — it can help people feel seen and respected or it can unintentionally exclude or stigmatize. That’s why we commit to using inclusive, respectful, and person-centered language.

Our team stays current with evolving best practices in medical communication. Sometimes we use person-first language (“a person living with...”) and other times, identity-first language (“autistic person”) — always depending on what’s most appropriate and what the community prefers.

We know language evolves — and so do we. Our editorial guidelines are regularly updated to ensure we remain accurate, relevant, and inclusive.

Our Sources: Trusted, Verified, and Reviewed

Every article we publish is backed by reputable sources, including:

• Peer-reviewed studies from medical journals
• Established medical textbooks
• Information from leading global health authorities (like the WHO, CDC, and others)

All content undergoes review by licensed medical professionals to confirm that it’s factually sound, up to date, and medically appropriate.
You’ll find the sources we use listed at the bottom of each article in the “References” section, following the medical review date.

Medical Review Process

All content is reviewed by certified medical experts who have experience in the subject being covered. Our reviewers collaborate closely with our editorial team to ensure each article is both accurate and easy to understand. Articles are revisited and updated regularly, especially when new medical guidelines or research emerges.

Our Editorial Process

Our writers are skilled professionals — including journalists, academic writers, and health communicators — who are committed to making complex health information accessible and understandable. They perform in-depth research and use only credible sources.

Writers may consult subject matter experts, refer to clinical standards, and incorporate knowledge from our medical partners. Each article is carefully reviewed for medical accuracy and then edited for readability before it's published.

You’ll always see a date on our articles so you’ll know when they were last updated — because healthcare knowledge is constantly evolving.

If you ever come across something that seems inaccurate or unclear, we welcome your feedback. You can reach us at info@TrustedStemCells.com — we’re human too, and we appreciate your help in keeping our content accurate and helpful.