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Publisher and corrections

Who publishes Medi.kharousi, how it is funded, how its pages are written, and how to tell us about a mistake.

Who publishes this site

  • Medi.kharousi is published by the Kharousi network, which also runs the K AI service on kharousi.com that the site’s assistant uses.
  • The site is an educational knowledge platform, not a clinic or a healthcare provider: it does not diagnose or prescribe, and it does not replace a doctor.

Independence and funding

  • The site is self-funded by its publisher.
  • It shows no advertising and accepts no sponsorship or paid content, so no commercial party chooses its topics or wording.
  • It collects no personal data about visitors; details are on the privacy page.

How pages are written

  • Every page is written from published sources by health agencies and recognised references, and each section names its source and the date it was accessed. The full rules are in the editorial method.
  • Each page shows its review status at the top. “Edited content” means the page was written from its stated sources and has not yet been reviewed by a medical specialist; the site currently has no medical reviewer.
  • Pages give no medicine doses, and quote numbers only as their sources publish them.

Corrections

If you find a mistake, out-of-date information, or a source that does not say what is attributed to it, email us at contact@kharousi.com, with the page link, the sentence concerned and, if possible, a source that supports the correction.

  • We check every report against the sources; when a mistake is confirmed we correct the page and record the correction and its date in the page’s change log.
  • We cannot answer personal medical questions by email. In an emergency, use the “Emergency” button at the top of the page.

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Contact

General enquiries: contact@kharousi.com

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