Health/Wellness

Evidence-Based Health & Wellness Reference

Peptide research authorities, evidence-based treatment registries — rigorous health intelligence that respects your ability to evaluate evidence.

5 expert sites
199+ entries
7,338+ pages
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The HospitalCheck homepage

HospitalCheck

NHS hospital data, all in one place

HospitalCheck (https://hospitalcheck.co.uk) is an independent website that gives every NHS acute hospital in England a single plain-English profile, and covers NHS Scotland by health board. It is NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the NHS. Every figure is taken unmodified from an official public publication and reused under the Open Government Licence v3.0; the period and source are shown against each number. Nothing is estimated, modelled or generated. Where a dataset does not cover an entity, the section is simply omitted rather than filled in.

4.7K pagesEnglish
Hospitals A-ZTrustsLeague tablesNHS waiting listNHS A&E performanceCQC ratings
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The The Treatment Registry homepage

The Treatment Registry

Check clinics, costs, and risks before booking treatment abroad

Rigorous, evidence-based medical treatment registry covering conditions, therapies, and emerging research.

1.4K pagesEnglish
HomeClinics directoryProceduresCountriesCitiesCompare clinics
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The Peptide Authority homepage

Peptide Authority

Science-Backed Peptide Research Resource

Independent UK & EU peptide education and risk-intelligence publisher. We summarise evidence, frame UK regulation, and warn about counterfeit weight-loss pens and unregulated sellers. We do NOT publish doses, reconstitution recipes, supplier ranks, sourcing instructions, or personal medical advice. See our editorial standards and the no-dosing no-sourcing policy linked under "Policies" below.

702 pagesEnglish
AboutEditorial StandardsEditorial Board (process roles)Corrections PolicyConflict of Interest PolicyWe Are Not A Peptide Retailer
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The Rise From The Edge homepage

Rise From The Edge

Help right now — and a way through what comes next

Most suicide prevention content stops at a phone number. That is the right first answer and a poor only answer, because the hardest part is rarely the hour of the crisis — it is the weeks after, when the crisis team has gone, the waiting list is eleven months long, and nobody has told you what recovery is supposed to feel like. This site does both. Every crisis contact is verified against the provider's own page and dated, so you can see when a human last checked it. Everything after that — safety plans, self-checks, worksheets, guides for the people around you — is built for the long middle, where most of the work of getting better actually happens. The site's own limits are enforced by build gates rather than editorial intention: it never describes or compares methods, never assigns an individual risk score, never hosts a forum or comment section, and never puts a sign-in wall, pop-up or advert between someone in crisis and a phone number.

460 pagesEnglish
How to get through tonightWhat actually happens when you call a crisis lineWill I be sectioned if I tell someone?The first 72 hours after a hospital staySurviving a long waiting listWhat a mental health assessment is actually like
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The My AI Family Friend homepage

My AI Family Friend

My AI Family Friend is a privacy-first AI companion platform: a platonic friend with long-term memory you cont

My AI Family Friend is a privacy-first AI companion platform: a platonic friend with long-term memory you control, a growth partner for goals that take years, a shared memory keeper for your family, and a calm interface designed for every kind of mind. Private by default. Honest by design.

11 pagesEnglish
My AI Family Friend — a steady AI companion for the long runAboutCrisis supportPrivacy, plainlyCreate your accountLog in

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