Editorial Policy

This page was written by AI from cited sources. It is not medical advice.

Who writes this site

Content on losing.hair is written by AI systems, not by human writers. Every page that is written by AI says so, visibly. There is no human editor approving individual pages; instead, every page must pass automated checks before it can be published — including, for any page making health claims, the automated evidence gate described in our medical review policy.

How a page gets published

Every page moves through fixed editorial states: it is drafted, checked, and only then published. There is no shortcut from draft to published — the publishing system does not have one. A page that fails its checks is either corrected and fully re-checked, or set aside unpublished. Any edit to a published page invalidates its previous approval and sends it through the full check again.

Sourcing standard

• Every clinical claim must trace to a verified authoritative source: regulatory labels (FDA/DailyMed), trial registries (ClinicalTrials.gov), systematic reviews, clinical guidelines, or primary research. Blog posts and content farms are not sources.
• Every published page links its sources so readers can check them.
• Citations are verified by software before publication — a source must exist and must actually support the specific claim attached to it. A claim without a real supporting source is removed, not softened.
• Dosing, contraindication, and drug-interaction information comes in substance directly from the regulatory label, or is omitted.

Advertising and affiliate relationships

Editorial content and affiliate relationships are kept separate. Whether we have a commercial relationship with a company never changes what a comparison or evidence page says. Pages with affiliate links carry a clear disclosure — see our affiliate disclosure.

Corrections

Sources are re-checked on a schedule after publication. When a source changes or an error is found, the page is corrected and re-checked, rolled back to its last accurate version, or unpublished — automatically for safety-relevant problems. Reported errors become permanent test cases so the same mistake cannot ship twice.

Where things stand today

As of July 2026, the publishing system described here is being built and no clinical content is published on this site yet.

Disclaimer

> Educational information only—not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. > Hair-loss treatments may have risks and may not be appropriate for everyone. > Discuss diagnosis and treatment decisions with a qualified healthcare > professional.