Trust

Content Review Policy

When you are living with cancer, every piece of information lands with weight. That is why JOJU CARE applies the same review process to everything we publish. This page makes that process transparent.

Drafting — within scope

Every draft (Learn articles, question answers) is written within the scope of “daily life beside treatment.” Diagnosis, treatment, drugs, dosages, and definitive efficacy claims are managed as prohibited terms from the drafting stage.

Advisor review

Before publication, a JOJU CARE Advisor reviews each piece for safety (no medical advice), accuracy (source checks), and tone (respectful, non-prescriptive). Content that fails review is revised or rejected.

Source attribution

Learn articles reference publicly available material from reputable public-health bodies such as the WHO and the U.S. National Cancer Institute (NCI), and cite those sources in the article.

Published under the platform’s name

Every published answer is labeled “JOJU CARE · Advisor reviewed.” There are no personal-name answers or recommendations. Suggestion cards shown alongside content include only internally approved items.

Ongoing stewardship

After publication we keep content under management through user reports and periodic re-review. Content that no longer meets our bar is revised or unpublished.

What we never publish

Guidance on diagnosis, treatment choices, drugs, or dosages
Definitive claims about the effectiveness or success rates of any treatment
Encouragement to stop or change treatment
Introductions to unverified therapies

All content on JOJU CARE is general lifestyle information, not medical advice. Always consult your own care team for diagnosis and treatment decisions.