Stem Cell Authority

Trust

Editorial process

How content on Stem Cell Authority is written, reviewed, and updated — and the claims we will not publish.

Every page on Stem Cell Authority falls into one of two categories: directory data (facts about a clinic, compiled from sources we cite) or editorial content (explanatory copy on hub and guide pages). Each category has its own rules.

Directory data

Listing facts — address, phone, website, advertised services — are compiled from public sources and the clinic's own website. Each listing shows when it was last checked. Listings pass an automated quality audit before they are published, and listings that fail the audit are not shown.

Editorial content

Editorial copy is written by a named author and reviewed for medical accuracy by a credentialed reviewer before it is published. Pages display their published and last-updated dates, and we refresh dates only when the content is actually re-reviewed.

Claims we will not publish

We do not publish efficacy claims. No page on this site will state that a stem cell product treats, cures, or prevents any condition, or that a product is FDA-approved when it is not. Where clinics advertise specific applications, we report that the clinic advertises them — a description of marketing, not an endorsement.

Corrections

If you find an error, use the contact page. Corrections are reviewed by a human, and material fixes update the page's last-checked date.

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Submissions are reviewed against your clinic's own website before anything is published — the same sourcing standard as every listing in the directory. Listing is free.