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How articles are created

AI tools may help CLARA develop an outline or first draft. Every published guide must identify its topic, intended reader and primary sources. Factual claims about professional registration, facilities or healthcare requirements are checked against the official public sources listed in the article. We do not invent practitioner facts, patient stories, statistics or quotes.

Sources and dates

We prefer Malaysian public authorities, professional regulators and original guidance documents. Each guide lists its sources and the date they were checked. A link is not a lasting assurance: registers and guidance can change, so readers should open the current official source before making a decision.

Medical boundaries

CLARA content is general information, not personalised medical advice. It cannot determine whether a treatment is suitable for an individual. We avoid promised outcomes, treatment prescriptions and unsupported superlative clinic rankings. Urgent or personal health concerns should be taken to an appropriate healthcare professional.

Clinic mentions and ordering

Editorial coverage and directory ordering follow CLARA’s published standards. A Clara Verified badge records that a profile met our factual checks at a stated date; it is not an endorsement, safety guarantee or prediction of outcome.

Corrections

When a material error is confirmed, we correct the article and update its date. A clinic or practitioner may request review of a factual detail by providing a direct official source. Missing data is labelled as unconfirmed rather than interpreted as misconduct.