Our Editorial Policy
Qerano’s rules for evidence, sources, automated tools, medical-review transparency, commercial independence and corrections across three languages.
Useful information with clear limits
Our articles distinguish evidence from interpretation and individual choice. They are published under the shared Qerano Editorial Team byline. No clinician’s credentials, provider testing or independent review are invented.
Sources and medical content
Health articles cite at least five reliable sources, including three high-priority sources. Important medical statements must be supported. Uncertainty, population limits and warnings belong in the article. Automated checks verify the presence and consistency of records; they do not prove clinical accuracy. No independent medical reviewer is currently appointed.
Local editions
English originals precede localisation. DE/RU may adapt phrasing and SEO intent, but must preserve medical facts, numbers and source conclusions. Related editions are reviewed together after substantive changes.
Commercial independence
Commission size must not determine conclusions. Affiliate links and paid placements must be identified when present. Ratings and editorial awards require actual documented evidence; unverified prices, offers and personal testing claims are not published.
Corrections and dates
Errors require source review, correction of affected editions and a genuine update record. Dates are not refreshed merely for search visibility. See our workflow, contact instructions, medical disclaimer and affiliate disclosure.