Ways to Cure publishes plain-English health guides for everyday questions: what a test result means, which symptoms need a doctor, what the latest health news means for you, and how to look after yourself day to day. New articles go up every day.
Who runs the site
Ways to Cure is run by Neil Das, its founder and editor. Neil isn’t a doctor, and the site doesn’t give personal medical advice. Its job is to explain what trusted health bodies and research actually say, clearly, and to tell you when it’s time to see a professional.
How our articles are made
- Every article is built on primary sources such as the WHO, CDC, FDA, NHS, NICE, NIH and peer-reviewed journals, and links to them in the text so you can check them yourself.
- Numbers, doses, test ranges and dates are only included when we can point to a source that states them.
- Each article has a section on when to see a doctor or get emergency help.
- We don’t promise cures, invent expert quotes, or claim reviews that didn’t happen.
You can read the full details in our editorial policy.
Corrections and contact
If you spot a mistake or something out of date, please tell us through the contact page. We’ll check it against the sources and update the article.
Advertising
The site is free to read and is supported by ads (Google AdSense) and occasional affiliate links, which are disclosed. Advertisers have no say in what we write. See our affiliate disclosure and privacy policy.
Ways to Cure is for general information only and is not a substitute for advice from a doctor.