Editorial Guidelines
Last updated: September 7, 2026
About Our Content
This page explains how articles on Understand your lab results are researched, drafted, and corrected, so you know exactly what you're reading.
AI-Assisted Content
Articles explaining blood work and DNA test results on this site are drafted by an AI language model, not by human writers, for this service specifically.
We would rather tell you plainly how the content is made than let you assume it works like a traditional health publication.
Our Editorial Process
Each article goes through the same automated pipeline before it's published.
A topic is chosen through keyword research, then the model itself gathers sources in a research phase using web search and link-checking tools; there is no separate verification step afterward.
An AI language model drafts the article using only the material gathered in that research phase.
Automated checks follow: a word-count and completeness gate, along with separately generated TL;DR summaries and FAQ sections. These are automated checks, not a review by a medical professional.
Related articles are linked automatically. If a reader reports an error through the feedback widget, the editorial team corrects or removes the article; there is no fixed schedule for reviewing or refreshing content.
Accuracy & Limitations
We aim for clear, accurate explanations of lab results, but AI-drafted content has real limitations you should keep in mind.
- AI-drafted text can misinterpret values, omit context, or reference outdated reference ranges.
- Do not use this content to diagnose or treat yourself; verify anything important with your doctor or another qualified healthcare professional before acting on it.
- If something looks wrong, use the feedback widget on the article or email us so we can review it.
Human Oversight
Articles are published automatically without a human reading each one first. Some carry a named fact-checking editor credit shown on the article, and a person on our editorial team handles error reports and decides on corrections or removal.
Content Updates
Articles are revisited only when a reader flags an issue through the feedback widget or by email, or when we otherwise learn the content is materially wrong; the article is then corrected or removed. We do not update content on a set schedule.
Editorial Contact
For questions about an article or to report an error, reach the editorial team through the feedback widget on the article or by email.
Wondel.ai sp. z o.o.
Email: support@wondel.ai