OncosAI editorial and sourcing standards

Who writes OncosAI guides

Public learning guides are written by the OncosAI Editorial Team using AI-assisted drafting and human source checks. A draft is not treated as a source. The J.T. Gram Foundation publishes OncosAI.com.

How sources are selected

We prefer primary government health authorities, established oncology organizations, and specific peer-reviewed publications. Trial registrations show that a study exists but do not prove that a treatment works. Patents, company announcements, and financial filings are not clinical evidence.

Review and update process

1. Define the patient or caregiver question.
2. Collect authoritative sources.
3. Draft and edit for accuracy, clarity, and safety.
4. Check major claims, links, and regulatory status.
5. Publish an editorial-review date only after substantive review.

Medical-review status

OncosAI does not describe a page as medically reviewed unless a licensed clinician reviewed that page and agreed to be named with relevant credentials. Editorial review is not the same as clinical medical review.

Corrections

Report a broken source, outdated status, or factual concern to info@jtgram.com. Include the page URL, the statement in question, and a supporting source.