Editorial Policy

Our articles exist to inform, not to sell. They describe what the evidence says and, where relevant, how QuitScrolling fits, clearly labeled as such.

Every Learn article is reviewed for clinical accuracy by Shariq Refai, MD, MBA, FAPA, a board-certified psychiatrist, before it is published. Each article shows the reviewer's name and a "last reviewed" date.

We rely on primary and authoritative sources, such as the CDC, the National Institute of Mental Health, peer-reviewed research, and clinical guidelines. Claims are bounded by what those sources actually support, and we say so when the evidence is mixed or limited.

We write in sentence case, define terms in context, and avoid hype, scare tactics, and shame.

Our content is general education and is not a substitute for care from a qualified clinician. We are a wellness tool, not a medical service.

We update articles as evidence changes and correct errors openly. See our Corrections policy.

Email support@quitscrolling.app to flag an issue with any article.