METHOD · VERIFIED 2 SEPTEMBER 2026
How we verify
A claim without
a source is an opinion. Here is the method that makes every sentence in this
atlas checkable.
1. Primary source, always
Regulatory facts (approvals, indications, dates) are cited from the agency
that issued them: FDA, EMA, MHRA. Scientific findings, from the original paper
or a peer-reviewed review. Never from a story about the story.
2. A verification date you can see
Every page carries its VERIFIED date. That is not the publication date: it is
the day we last confirmed the facts still hold. In a field moving this fast,
the date is part of the fact.
3. Corrections in the open
When we get something wrong, we fix it and the correction stays noted. No
silent edits. We would rather run one fact fewer than one fact invented.
4. What we do not do
- No medical advice. This site explains mechanisms; clinical
decisions belong to patients and their doctors.
- No funding from labs, publishers, or organizations. No
ads, no sponsorship.
- No headline-chasing. If a result is preliminary we say so;
if it is negative we cover that too.
5. How to cite us
Cite freely with attribution ("neobiologia.com, consulted [date]"). For any
fact you cite, check it against the primary source at the foot of the page:
that is what those links are for.
How do you verify the information?
Every factual claim is checked against the primary source: regulatory agencies (FDA, EMA, MHRA), peer-reviewed articles, or public bodies. The verification date is published next to the fact. Unverifiable claims are marked pending or left out.
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