How the library is reviewed
Every page is read twice before it can be published: an editorial read for accuracy and plain language, and a technical and scientific read of the science, the mechanisms and every additional source. The academic papers the library cites were written by their own authors, not by Systematic. Each page carries the date it was last reviewed, and nothing is published until it has been approved.
What the library is for
It is one place where anyone can see the thinking behind the Systematic Healthspan Assessment: what each test measures, where the standards come from and what the research can and cannot tell you. It does not replace advice from your doctor, and the assessment is a physical baseline, not a diagnosis.
The Systematic Healthspan Assessment is a physical baseline. It is not a diagnosis, and it does not estimate a biological age, a disease risk or a lifespan.