Evidence-based content
Articles are structured using international clinical guidelines including WHO, NHS, CDC, NICE, and regional health authority sources. Credibility labels on each article describe how content aligns with these sources.
Editorial board
Ruqelo Health is a patient-facing health education platform. We publish clear, source-aligned educational articles. Our formal editorial board is being established; until verified reviewer records exist, we do not display unverified reviewer names or credentials.
Clinical review
Articles pass automated safety and quality gates and may receive additional editorial review before publication. Credibility labels describe source alignment and publication status — not personal medical advice.
Evidence-based guidelines
Our content is informed by authoritative sources including WHO, NHS, CDC, and regional health authority guidelines. We link to external organisations as references only — we do not copy or reproduce their text.
Regular updates
Articles are scheduled for review every six months, or sooner when guidelines change. Medical knowledge evolves, and we work to keep content current.
Editorial board
Our editorial board is being formally established. All articles display source-based credibility labels cross-referenced with international clinical guidelines. We do not display unverified reviewer names or credentials on this platform.
Clinical governance roles are being finalised. We will publish our editorial board members with their verified credentials, specialty, licence type, country, and review scope when formally onboarded.
Content policy governance
All articles published on Ruqelo Health follow the Ruqelo Health Clinical Content Policy. This policy defines safety rules, language standards, mandatory escalation requirements, and source standards that every article must meet.
The policy is maintained by Ruqelo Health editorial governance. It describes publication gates and source requirements — not a claim that every article has been individually approved by a named physician.
Patients are advised to:
- Cross-check information with their own primary care physician
- Refer to their local national health guidelines
- Never rely solely on any single online source for health decisions
- Call emergency services immediately for any medical emergency