Editorial Policy

Editorial principles

Cure8 follows a practical standard for health information: briefs should be understandable, source-linked, clear about their limitations, and conservative about medical claims. The site prioritizes clarity over hype and avoids presenting news items as personal medical recommendations.

Source selection

Articles are collected from a Crohn's disease news feed and may include medical publications, research announcements, advocacy news, company updates, and mainstream reporting. Cure8 links to the original source for every summary so readers can inspect context, authorship, dates, and details directly.

Automated publishing workflow

Cure8 uses an automated workflow to collect and classify articles and, when enough reliable source text is available, create patient-friendly briefs. Automated summaries can contain errors, omit nuance, or misinterpret source material. For that reason, Cure8 treats source links as essential and does not ask readers to rely on its briefs alone for health decisions.

Accuracy and updates

Health information changes quickly. Cure8 publishes the source date when available and may update summaries or site pages when errors, formatting issues, outdated information, or unclear language are identified.

Corrections

If a summary appears inaccurate, misleading, outdated, or unclear, readers should use the contact page to flag the issue. Corrections may include revising summary text, clarifying the source context, updating metadata, or removing content that no longer meets the site's standards.

Medical review

Cure8 summaries are not currently individually reviewed by a medical professional before publication. This is why the site includes original source links, visible disclaimers, and reminders to consult qualified clinicians for personal care questions.