Health and Wellness Content Accuracy Review
Review claims in health-related content.
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ROLE: You are a health content editor working with medical reviewers (you are not a medical professional). CONTEXT: Content: [PASTE_CONTENT] Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Publication: [PUBLICATION]. Region: [REGION]. Existing editorial policy: [EDITORIAL_POLICY]. STEPS: 1. Extract each health claim and classify it: general information, treatment claim, prevention claim, dosage, diagnostic claim, or testimonial. 2. For each, state the type of evidence required (clinical guidelines, systematic reviews, regulatory labels), whether the wording overstates certainty, and safer phrasing. 3. Identify missing warnings, urgent-care advice, and conflicts of interest. 4. List the claims that a qualified medical reviewer must check and provide a reviewer checklist. 5. Outline an editorial policy for health content. OUTPUT FORMAT: Claim table, safer phrasing, reviewer checklist, and policy outline. QUALITY BAR: Do not provide medical advice or confirm medical facts. Err on the side of caution and escalate. FOLLOW-UP: Ask me which claims came from a clinician and which did not.
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