Our standard
Evidence before excitement.
Every InsideHer news publication identifies what kind of source it uses, where uncertainty remains and what evidence would change the story.
Primary-source first
We prioritize regulators, trial registries, peer-reviewed papers, government programs and first-party company announcements. Company claims are always labelled as company claims.
News is not medical advice
Coverage explains developments and evidence. It does not diagnose, recommend an individual treatment or replace care from a qualified clinician.
Health accuracy and review
Health claims are checked against primary material and established evidence. Regulatory milestones are not presented as clinical proof. When a news publication receives independent clinical review, the reviewer and review date are named on the article.
Conflicts and corrections
Commercial relationships must be disclosed. Material corrections should be dated and visible rather than silently rewritten.
No innovation theatre
Funding, launches, awards and regulatory milestones are not treated as proof of impact. We ask who benefits, what changed, what it costs and who can access it.