About Us
About Nexus Med News
Nexus Med News is a small, independent project built to track what is happening right now in clinical medicine – with a special focus on endocrinology and related fields such as diabetes, metabolism, and obesity.
The goal is simple: short, readable summaries of new evidence, so clinicians and other medically trained readers can stay up to date without wading through dozens of full papers every week.
What we publish
- Concise digests of recent clinical trials, guidelines, reviews, and important observational studies.
- Focus on clinically relevant questions: diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, risk stratification, and safety.
- Initially more endo / cardio-metabolic content, but we may include other areas of medicine when the evidence is important for everyday practice.
Each article aims to:
- Make the key message explicit in a few sentences.
- Show the main numbers (effect sizes, N, follow-up) in plain language.
- Link directly to the original sources so you can read the full paper if you wish.
How we work with evidence
- We base summaries on peer-reviewed articles, official guidelines, and regulatory documents wherever possible.
- References are listed at the end of each piece, with clickable links.
- When results are uncertain, conflicting, or preliminary, we say so explicitly.
- We do not use AI to publish fully automated, unsupervised medical content. If AI helps draft a text, it is always reviewed and edited by a human before publication.
Independence, conflicts, and advertising
- The editorial goal is to stay independent of commercial influence.
- If we ever publish sponsored material or accept industry funding, it will be clearly labelled as such and kept separate from regular articles.
- Free access to content may be supported by contextual advertising or optional subscriptions that remove ads.
Not medical advice
Nothing on Nexus Med News is medical advice for individual patients.
- The content is written for clinicians and informed readers as educational and informational material.
- It is not a substitute for clinical judgment, local guidelines, or a consultation with a qualified professional.
- Never start, change, or stop treatment based solely on information from this site.