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Luluna

Source policy

Where information comes from matters as much as the information itself.

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Our source priorities

We prioritise national and international health authorities, professional organisations and primary guidelines, including WHO, UNICEF, CDC, NHS, NICE and the American Academy of Pediatrics. Turkish health-authority guidance is evaluated for its original setting rather than automatically presented as a US or UK procedure.

Commercial blogs, unattributed summaries and personal experience alone do not support health or development claims.

02

Assessing guidance

We consider expertise, publication dates, the age group and population covered, and agreement with other trustworthy guidance. Country-specific procedures are not treated as universal rules. Meaningful differences are explained or adapted for the relevant edition.

03

Source records

We retain source links and editorial review dates. Source material is explained in Luluna’s own language while preserving its context. Checks are dated reviews, not a promise of continuous monitoring.

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Health information

We provide parenting information, not individual diagnosis, treatment or medication doses. Important warning signs are included without turning ordinary development into a list of fears.