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Who is credited

The Due Journal is published by Due Health. Where an individual author is credited, their name appears on the article. The current articles do not have individual author credits; the publisher label does not imply a clinician wrote them.

Sources and review dates

Each article links to further reading from public health organisations. These links provide additional context and do not imply that those organisations endorse Due. Original publication and content update dates are labelled separately.

A medical review is shown only when a named reviewer, their credentials, and a review date are recorded. Current articles do not have a recorded medical review. A content update is not a clinical review.

Your care is personal

The journal offers general education. Your symptoms, medical history, medicines, and local care options need individual consideration. Use what you read to prepare questions for a qualified healthcare professional. Care pathways described by overseas sources may differ from those in your country.

The faces you see

Our illustrated women are fictional characters created for the website. They are not portraits of staff, doctors, or patients, and are not testimonials.

Help us make it better

If something looks unclear or incorrect, email the Due team with the article title, the passage, and a source if you have one. Please leave private medical details out of editorial feedback.