Health-information safety
The atlas explains physiology in broad, qualitative terms. It is not designed to assess an individual, calculate medication doses, predict health outcomes, or replace clinical care. Medication overlays are educational descriptions of pathways and risks; they are not recommendations.
Evidence integrity
We aim to connect claims to public, authoritative reviews, guidelines, and primary evidence where practical. “High confidence” on the atlas describes the strength of established directional understanding, not a personal clinical conclusion or a formal evidence grade. Scientific knowledge evolves; sources and explanations can be corrected.
Community conduct
Issue reports should be specific, respectful, and made in good faith. We do not allow threats, harassment, hate, doxxing, deceptive content, malware, spam, or content that exposes another person’s confidential information. Do not upload medical records, identity documents, passwords, or other sensitive information unless strictly necessary and authorized.
Report a concern
Use the Report an issue tool for factual errors, broken links, accessibility barriers, unsafe content, security concerns, or misuse. Include enough detail to reproduce the issue without sharing unnecessary personal data. Sign in is required to reduce abuse; you can choose to submit the report anonymously.
Security and enforcement
We use reasonable safeguards and review reports that may affect users or the service. We may limit access, remove uploaded files, or preserve records where needed to investigate abuse, protect people, or comply with legal obligations. If you identify a potential vulnerability, report it privately through the project’s published contact channel and avoid accessing data or disrupting the service.