Ashfield Health ReviewFrequently Asked Questions
This page answers the questions readers most often send us about how we choose topics, verify claims, and update articles on men's everyday health.
Who writes the articles on Ashfield Health Review?
Each article is written by a named staff writer or a named guest contributor with a stated background, and edited by a second person before it goes live. We do not publish anonymous or outsourced copy.
How often do you publish new articles?
New articles go up on a weekly schedule, and existing articles are re-checked against current public guidance on a rolling basis rather than left unchanged indefinitely.
What happens if an article contains a mistake?
If a reader flags an error, we review it and, where the correction is confirmed, update the article and add a dated note explaining what changed. We aim to complete that review within 30 days of the report.
How do you make sure the information is accurate?
Every factual claim is linked to a public source, such as NHS or MHRA guidance, a peer-reviewed summary, or a named interview, and a second editor checks that the source actually supports the claim before publishing.
Still have questions?
Most questions receive a written reply within three business days through the editorial inbox listed on the Contacts page.