Editorial standards & source policy

Research & medical review disclaimer

For research and education only. This information has not been reviewed by a medical professional. It summarizes published research, and every summary links to the sources it came from.

PepsRadar publishes AI-assisted summaries that may contain errors, omissions, or outdated information. Source checks do not constitute medical review. This site does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or dosing instructions. Verify claims against original studies and current medicine labels, and consult a qualified healthcare professional for personal medical decisions.

Start with the original source

Study cards identify the publication, population or model, design, results, and limitations. PubMed abstracts, original papers, regulatory documents, and medication references take precedence over supplier claims or another website’s summary. Selected evidence is not a systematic review.

Keep evidence types separate

Human trials, animal studies, cell experiments, and related-compound reviews are labeled individually. A mechanism is not proof of benefit. Negative and inconclusive results stay visible. Approval belongs to a specific medicine, formulation, indication, and jurisdiction.

Be clear about what was reviewed

AI-assisted text is marked as not reviewed by a medical professional. Title matches and automatic caption matches do not count as fact checking. Only explicitly labeled editorial episode notes have been reviewed as excerpts; full-video review is not implied.

Artwork and molecular illustrations

Decorative covers are original AI-generated conceptual artwork. They illustrate research themes rather than exact molecular structures, anatomical references, or proven outcomes.

2D bond diagrams identify their exact source records. 3D conformers are computed illustrations, not experimentally resolved or validated biological folds. Domain, sequence, and variable-conjugate diagrams are labeled as schematics. A molecule’s picture does not authenticate a supplier’s product.

How the research tools work

Evidence counts describe the selected study cards in our library, not the total literature or a quality score. Research comparisons keep populations, findings, limitations, and product identities visible; they do not rank treatments across different trials. A related paper linked beside a podcast excerpt is not automatically the source used by its speaker.

Supplier documents are ordered as they appeared in the source directory. We distinguish links indexed, fields transcribed, laboratory authentication, and current-stock batch matching. No safety endorsement is inferred from document availability. Commercial relationships do not change these criteria.

The public change history begins October 4, 2026. It explains additions and corrections without presenting newly indexed material as newly published science. My Radar stores a watchlist in the visitor’s browser; it does not send email or run background monitoring.

Commercial disclosures

Current supplier links are direct links without active affiliate tracking. If approved tracking is added, affected links must disclose the commercial relationship. Ads must be labeled separately from editorial content. Commercial participation does not establish product quality or determine evidence conclusions.

Updates and corrections

Profiles show source-check dates and original references. Claims should be corrected against the underlying publication or product label, with the relevant source updated. Until a public corrections channel is configured, PepsRadar does not claim an operating corrections inbox or guaranteed review schedule.