Every article, guide and biomarker page on FitScript is written by FitScript Editorial, the in-house team that produces our health content. This page explains how we source and check what we publish, and how to tell us when we get something wrong.
Who writes FitScript content
FitScript content is written and maintained by the FitScript Editorial team. Articles carry the byline "Written by FitScript Editorial" and the date the page was last updated.
We do not put an individual author or a medical reviewer on a page unless that person actually wrote or reviewed it.
Our editorial standards
Numbered references. Medical and scientific claims are backed by numbered references to peer-reviewed research, listed at the end of the page with links to PubMed.
Verified citations. Every reference is checked against its NCBI PubMed record before the page is published, so the title, journal, year and PMID match a real paper.
Compliance review. Content that mentions treatments, prescriptions or pricing is checked against our compliance rules before it goes live. Prescription treatments are described as needing a licensed provider's evaluation, never as a guaranteed outcome.
Update stamps. Each article shows the date it was last updated. When we revise a page, that date changes with it.
Education, not medical advice. Our content explains how biomarkers, lab tests and treatments work. It is not a diagnosis, and it does not replace advice from your own clinician.
Medical review
No medical reviewer is listed on FitScript content unless that clinician has reviewed the page and agreed in writing to be named. Until then, pages carry the FitScript Editorial byline only.
Corrections
Found an error, an outdated figure or a citation that does not support the claim next to it? Email hello@fitscript.me with the page URL and what needs fixing. We review each report and, when a correction is needed, fix the page and update its date.