How We Review Preconception Health Content
This starter is built around a strict article builder: the page design is reusable, but health content must meet source and safety rules before publishing.
Educational boundary: this article explains the portal's review rules. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace medical care.
Trusted source order
Prefer official public-health agencies, professional clinical organizations, and peer-reviewed medical literature. For this seed portal, examples include CDC, ACOG, FDA, and other official health agencies.
Required metadata
Each article should include:
- a clear educational boundary;
- at least two credible sources;
- source titles, URLs, descriptions, and access dates;
- a reviewed date;
- internal links only to existing article slugs;
- no diagnosis, treatment, or medication-change instruction.
What the builder rejects
The local quality scripts reject missing dates, duplicate slugs, missing source metadata, untrusted health sources, broken internal links, and copied domain text from the original 420 portal.
How to create the next article
Use the draft helper:
npm run article:new -- --slug your-slug --title "Your Title" --category "Visit Prep" Then edit data/articles.json, add official sources, and run:
npm run ci Safety line
The portal should help a reader prepare better questions. It should not tell a reader what condition they have, what medicine to stop, or what treatment to choose.