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Content Integrity

 At Swasthaay, our mission is simple yet powerful — to empower every Indian with authentic, WHO-based health information that can truly improve lives. We believe that good health begins with good knowledge, and that knowledge must always be accurate, unbiased, and trustworthy.

Our Commitment to Accuracy

All health information published on Swasthaay.com is:

  • Researched from globally trusted sources like the World Health Organization (WHO), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), ICMR, AIIMS, and other peer-reviewed journals.

  • Cross-verified by our editorial and fact-checking team before being published.

  • Regularly updated to reflect the latest medical research, guidelines, and national health advisories.

We never publish any article without ensuring that the scientific accuracy and public clarity of the information is 100% reliable.

Medical Disclaimer

Swasthaay provides educational health content to increase awareness and preventive understanding among people.
We do not offer personal medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
For any specific health concerns, always consult a qualified doctor or medical professional.

Our goal is to support, not replace, your relationship with your healthcare provider.

Editorial Principles

Every piece of content we publish follows these editorial principles:

  1. Authenticity First – No misinformation, no sensational claims.

  2. Simplified Clarity – We explain complex medical topics in simple Hindi-English (Hinglish) so that everyone can understand.

  3. Transparency – Every source is either cited directly or derived from publicly accessible, reliable health institutions.

  4. No Promotion Policy – We never promote or recommend any specific brand, product, or supplement for profit.

  5. Continuous Improvement – We welcome community feedback and correct any factual errors promptly.

Fact-Checking Process

Our health content passes through a multi-step verification process:

  • Initial research by the editorial team.

  • Cross-checking with WHO and government health portals.

  • Internal review for clarity and tone.

  • Periodic content audits to ensure current accuracy.

Ethical Advertising

If we ever display ads or affiliate links, they will never influence our editorial content.
All advertisements are clearly labeled, and editorial independence is maintained at all times.

Our readers’ trust is our greatest asset — and we protect it with integrity.

Your Trust, Our Responsibility

At Swasthaay, every word we publish is guided by one core belief:
“Health knowledge should be accurate, understandable, and accessible to every Indian.”

If you ever find content that feels unclear, outdated, or inaccurate, please reach out to us at:
📩 contact.swasthaay@gmail.com

Together, let’s build a healthier, more informed India.

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