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Built on the guidelines. Clinical topics are anchored to the society guidelines and landmark trials that govern practice — ADA, AHA/ACC, ESC, KDIGO, SSC, GOLD, ATS and others.
Numbers come from primary sources, not review articles. Cutoffs, doses, timing windows, and severity thresholds are taken from the society statement itself, or the trial paper when a trial drives the recommendation. Ranges stay as ranges.
Checked before publish. Key numbers are re-checked against the primary source before a card goes live. If something doesn't match, it doesn't ship until it does.
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