High confidence
Consistent support from strong guidelines, systematic reviews or well-designed trials.
OUR METHOD
Clear labels help readers distinguish established care from promising, uncertain or unsafe claims. We do not call this GRADE because we are not performing a formal GRADE assessment.
Consistent support from strong guidelines, systematic reviews or well-designed trials.
Reasonable evidence with important limitations.
Early, small or inconsistent research.
Not enough reliable evidence to conclude that it works.
Meaningful risk, interaction, contraindication or toxicity.
Research file → reference audit → safety audit → editorial review → publication.
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