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Start with primary records
We prioritize public registries, official notices, and source material that readers can inspect. For example, ClinicalTrials.gov study records provide a direct way to distinguish registered research from broad claims about research.
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Separate evidence from promotion
Literature and public documents are read in context, with attention to scope, limitations, and the difference between an observation and a conclusion. Basic source literacy matters: the distinction between primary and secondary sources is useful when assessing what a claim actually rests on.