TRT NYC publishes health information that men can trust. This policy explains how we research, write, review, and correct our content.
Our standards
- Evidence-based: We base claims on authoritative sources — the Endocrine Society, AUA, FDA, NIH, and peer-reviewed research — not anecdote or marketing.
- Answer-first and honest: We give you the direct answer up front, and we’re upfront about what the evidence does and doesn’t show. We never overstate benefits or hide risks.
- No fabricated claims or fake experts: We do not invent statistics, studies, or credentials.
How content is created
- Research — we gather current guidelines and reputable sources on the topic.
- Writing — our editorial team writes in plain, accessible language.
- Review — each article is checked against current clinical guidelines for accuracy before publishing.
- Sourcing — we link to primary, authoritative sources so readers can verify.
Medical review
Our content is reviewed against current clinical guidelines. We are expanding our process to include named, credentialed medical reviewers, and review credits will be added to articles as that rolls out. Until then, all content should be confirmed with your own licensed healthcare provider.
Accuracy and corrections
Medicine evolves. We review and update articles as guidelines change, and we show a “last updated” date on each post. Spotted an error? Email us at [your email] and we’ll review it promptly.
Advertising and affiliate independence
Ads and affiliate links never influence our editorial conclusions. See our Affiliate Disclosure.
Not medical advice
All content is for general education only and is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a licensed healthcare provider before making health decisions.