Editorial standards
Trust is earned page by page. Here is exactly how every Bito Health guide moves from evidence to print — and the standards we hold ourselves to along the way.
The process
Every guide begins with the National Cancer Institute, the American Cancer Society, peer-reviewed literature, and ClinicalTrials.gov.
We translate medical evidence into clear, calm prose — written for the whole person, not the patient file.
Oncology clinicians review every claim before publication. Nothing goes to print without medical sign-off.
Guidelines change. As evidence evolves, our guides are revised — and the print-on-demand format means updates reach readers quickly.
We cite established American institutions: NCI, the American Cancer Society, ClinicalTrials.gov, and peer-reviewed journals. Where evidence is still emerging, we say so plainly rather than overstating certainty.
Every guide is reviewed by oncology clinicians before publication. Reviewers check accuracy, currency, and whether the language could mislead a reader making real decisions about their care.
Statistics, treatment pathways, insurance and Medicare context, and clinical trial information all reflect the American healthcare system — because where you are treated shapes the answers you need.
Our guides are education, not medical advice. They are designed to help you ask better questions and understand your options — never to replace the guidance of your own care team.
If you believe something in a guide is inaccurate or out of date, we want to know. Write to bitohealth@gmail.com and we will review it against current evidence.