Cognipex is independently created and maintained. These standards explain how its educational content is researched, checked, and kept appropriately cautious.
Evidence and sources
- Material scientific claims link to authoritative sources near the claim they support.
- Peer-reviewed research, scholarly reviews, and recognized public-health or professional guidance are preferred.
- Established evidence is distinguished from mixed evidence, association, and practical inference.
- Limitations, uncertainty, and meaningful conflicting findings are represented in plain language.
Independent responsibility
The site owner checks every article for evidence, clarity, accessibility, and appropriate medical boundaries before publication. Automated tools may assist with research or drafting, but the site owner remains responsible for the final content.
Updates and corrections
Published educational articles are checked at least every 12 months, and sooner when important evidence or a linked Cognipex experience changes. Substantive errors are corrected promptly, and outdated content may be revised or withdrawn.
Medical-claim boundary
Cognipex content is general education, not medical advice or cognitive assessment. We do not diagnose readers, recommend treatment, promise prevention or cure, or present an activity score as evidence about an individual’s cognitive health.