I’m dedicated to providing accurate, inclusive, and accessible health information, beginning with a focus on HIV and AIDS in LGBTQ+ communities. As we grow, our editorial scope will expand to cover a wide range of health topics that reflect the needs of diverse audiences, especially those underserved by traditional health platforms.
Content Creation Standards
All content published on 2019usca.org is developed by experienced health writers, editors, and subject matter experts. We ensure that:
- Information is rooted in current medical research, clinical guidelines, and public health best practices
- Sources include peer-reviewed studies, respected medical institutions, and verified public health organizations
- Content is written in clear, non-stigmatizing language that respects all identities and experiences
- We prioritize lived experiences and culturally competent storytelling where appropriate
Medical Review and Accuracy
Health content is reviewed for accuracy by professionals with medical, public health, or health communication backgrounds. We strive to ensure:
- Scientific and factual integrity in every article
- Clear communication of risks, benefits, and uncertainties
- Ongoing updates to reflect evolving research, standards of care, and community concerns
We are committed to transparency — if an error is identified, we correct it promptly and note the change.
Inclusivity and Representation
Our editorial approach centers equity and inclusivity. This includes:
- Highlighting voices from LGBTQ+ communities, BIPOC individuals, and other underrepresented groups
- Avoiding stereotypes or stigmatizing narratives
- Using inclusive language and acknowledging social determinants of health
We actively seek to represent diverse perspectives and ensure our content resonates with those most impacted by health disparities.
Plagiarism and Originality
We maintain a strict zero-tolerance policy on plagiarism. All content is:
- Original or properly cited with attribution
- Checked using plagiarism detection tools
- Aligned with ethical writing standards and best practices in health communication
Content Updates and Corrections
Our editorial team regularly reviews and updates articles to ensure they reflect:
- The latest medical research and public health guidance
- Updated statistics, treatments, and terminology
- Feedback from readers or subject matter experts
When corrections are made, they are dated and clearly noted on the page.
Reader Trust and Feedback
We view our readers as partners in building a trusted health resource. We welcome:
- Questions or comments about content
- Suggestions for new topics or improvements
- Alerts about potential errors or outdated information
Contact details are provided on our site for feedback, and all messages are reviewed by our editorial team.