WHO
An evidence-aware health-education editorial project
The MAIYIMI Editorial Team selects topics, reviews sources, prepares bilingual explanations, builds pages and maintains updates. This byline represents editorial responsibility; it does not mean an article has been individually reviewed by a physician or registered dietitian, and it does not replace personal medical advice.
HOW
Define the question, then work toward primary evidence
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Define the reader’s decision
Guides prioritize the next judgment or action rather than a dramatic claim.
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Prefer public guidelines and original research
We work back to guidelines, systematic reviews and original papers, keeping source links visible.
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State evidence strength and limits
We separate long-term health direction, early evidence and personal observation without promising fixed timelines or guaranteed outcomes.
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Review both languages and maintain corrections
Chinese and English pages keep the same conclusions; errors, broken sources and guideline changes are corrected.
BOUNDARIES
We do not claim credentials we do not have
If a named physician or registered dietitian reviews an article in the future, the page will show that reviewer’s real name, credentials, profile link and review date. Until then, content without a named reviewer should be understood as general health education.
TOPICS MAINTAINED
Six less-sugar reading paths
TRANSPARENCY
Read the method or report a problem
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