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by an expert writer, reviewed by a content editor, and
then evaluated by a medical expert or specialist in the field.
Every piece of content at Hormona is first written
by an expert writer, reviewed by a content editor, and
then evaluated by a medical expert or specialist in the field.
When materials are written by an expert writer and reviewed by a content editor, they are then evaluated by a medical expert or specialist in the field. This ensures that the facts are accurate and based on evidence. If any opinions are included, they are clearly presented as such. Additionally, materials that favor specific companies or products are excluded to avoid conflicts of interest.
When materials are written by an expert writer and reviewed by a content editor, they are then evaluated by a medical expert or specialist in the field. This ensures that the facts are accurate and based on evidence. If any opinions are included, they are clearly presented as such. Additionally, materials that favor specific companies or products are excluded to avoid conflicts of interest.
It is essential for us to provide our readers with error-free and balanced information. Medicine is both an art and a science, which can make it challenging for those without a professional background to grasp the nuances and make informed decisions about their health.
Given the complexity and rapid pace of today’s world, it is crucial for everyone to understand whether their physical symptoms are nothing to worry about or require attention, and to seek help when it is necessary. This understanding helps people have better conversations with their doctors, ultimately leading to better health outcomes.
The review process is implemented to maintain a high level of accuracy while simplifying information so that anyone without a medical degree can understand it.
It is essential for us to provide our readers with error-free and balanced information. Medicine is both an art and a science, which can make it challenging for those without a professional background to grasp the nuances and make informed decisions about their health.
Given the complexity and rapid pace of today’s world, it is crucial for everyone to understand whether their physical symptoms are nothing to worry about or require attention, and to seek help when it is necessary. This understanding helps people have better conversations with their doctors, ultimately leading to better health outcomes.
The review process is implemented to maintain a high level of accuracy while simplifying information so that anyone without a medical degree can understand it.
Medical reviewers serve as a bridge between the healthcare system and individuals. They seek out the most relevant facts, evaluate professional information, and ensure that the messaging is clear. Additionally, they strive to present research results correctly, avoiding any exaggeration or understatement.
Katherine is a junior doctor from New Zealand who has experience working in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and is currently studying an MSc in Women’s Health. She is passionate about women’s health and empowering women to learn about their bodies and understand how they work. She is particularly interested in sexual and reproductive health and helping women to make educated, informed choices about their health and wellbeing.
Megan Hallett is a women’s health Nutritionist, Nutritional Therapist, and cookbook author. She specializes in women’s hormone health, including endocrine and reproductive conditions from PCOS and PMDD to Perimenopause, fertility, and pregnancy. Megan takes a functional medicine approach, addressing the root cause of hormonal symptoms through good nutrition, lifestyle changes, and supplementation.
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