How an answer is produced
Every answer is source-anchored: the system retrieves relevant material — peer-reviewed literature (via Europe PMC / PubMed), registered clinical trials (ClinicalTrials.gov), clinical practice guidelines (Indian bodies such as ICMR, RSSDI, CSI, FOGSI and international bodies such as ACC/AHA, ESC, NICE, KDIGO, WHO, IDSA), and curated medical reference texts — and synthesizes a response grounded in that retrieved evidence, with inline citations to each source.
Citation honesty
We hold answers to a strict citation-honesty standard: every cited source must actually support the claim it is attached to, and we do not fabricate trial names, statistics, authors, or identifiers. When the retrieved evidence does not cover a question, the answer says so explicitly rather than inventing support. References shown to you reflect the sources actually used.
Guideline concordance & India context
Answers prioritize current, authoritative guidelines and are framed for Indian clinical practice where relevant — including Indian brand availability, regulatory status, and local epidemiology.
Medical review & updates
Clinical content and reference material are reviewed by qualified clinicians, and guideline/drug data is refreshed on a recurring cycle. Source publication and last-updated dates are shown on content pages.
Corrections & feedback
If you find an inaccuracy, contact us at corrections@housemed.in. We investigate reported errors promptly and update affected content.
Scope & limitations
House augments clinical judgement; it is not a diagnostic or prescribing authority and is not a substitute for the treating clinician's judgement or the patient relationship. It is intended for use by qualified, verified physicians.