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Claims should be objectively verifiable. Benefits, limits, uncertainty and material risks are presented in proportion.
Editorial standards
Public education on this site should stay factual, plain and free of patient solicitation. Drafts stay private until articles are ready to publish.
Claims should be objectively verifiable. Benefits, limits, uncertainty and material risks are presented in proportion.
Medical terms are explained without oversimplifying or creating unrealistic expectations.
Educational pages do not recommend that readers consult Dr. Wong or use an associated clinic.
Only finished articles appear on the website. Work in progress stays unpublished.
Publication workflow
Draft the article for a general public audience.
Write in clear Chinese, suitable for non-specialists.
Check balance, language, safety and conflicts.
Publish when the article is ready.
Confirm it appears on the blog.
Update or withdraw the article when guidance changes.