Editorial standards
How we check what we publish
BeHealtho explains everyday health topics in plain language. Every explainer is written to be accurate, sourced, and clear, in both Hindi and English.
Sourcing and review
Our editorial principles
We rely on established public health guidance and peer-reviewed sources where they apply. Each explainer names its basis, distinguishes well-established facts from areas still debated, and avoids presenting a single study as settled truth.
Research and sourcing
Claims about nutrition, symptoms, prevention, pregnancy, and child care are traced to credible sources. Where guidance differs between authorities, we say so.
Review before publishing
Nutrition and disease explainers are checked against current guidance before they go live, and are revisited when the underlying recommendations change.
Bilingual publishing
Hindi and English versions are written with the same care. A translation must preserve the meaning, cautions, and figures of the original, rather than being a loose paraphrase.
Calculator transparency
Free calculators state the formula or standard they use. Their results are estimates for understanding, not diagnoses or treatment plans.
Corrections are made openly. If an error is found, we update the article and note the change, so readers can trust what they read.