About and trust
Who we are and how we keep content trustworthy.
Eye Health Guide is a nonprofit-style public resource. Trust matters in health information, so we are open about how content is created and checked.
Clinically reviewed · Last reviewed 2026-06-13
Editorial and review process
Content is drafted in plain language, then checked by qualified reviewers for accuracy, caution, and clear urgency advice before it is marked as clinically reviewed.
Our medical reviewers
Reviewer names, credentials, and last-reviewed dates are shown on content so you always know who checked it.
How we use AI and accessibility
AI helps draft and structure content, but clinical accuracy is verified by people. The site is built to WCAG-minded accessibility standards.
Update policy
We review and refresh articles when clinical guidance changes, readers report errors, or new topics are added. Last-reviewed dates appear on clinically reviewed pages. Major updates are checked again by a qualified reviewer before republication.
Reviewer scope
Medical reviewers check accuracy, plain-language clarity, urgency advice and internal links. They do not provide personal diagnosis through the site. Reviewer names and credentials are shown on the About & Trust hub and on reviewed content.
Frequently asked questions
Who reviews the content on this site?
Content is reviewed by qualified eye-care professionals. Reviewer names, credentials, and review dates are shown on the content they check.
Is this site a substitute for seeing a doctor?
No. Eye Health Guide provides general information only and never replaces a personal consultation, diagnosis, or treatment from your own clinician.
How is AI used here?
AI assists with drafting and structuring information for clarity and accessibility, but clinical accuracy is always verified by qualified people before content is marked as reviewed.
How do I report an error or suggest a topic?
Use our contact page to send a page URL and a short description. We prioritise clinically significant corrections flagged by professionals.
How often is content updated?
Pages carry last-reviewed dates. We update when guidance changes, new evidence emerges, or verified corrections are received — not on a fixed calendar for every article.
Which languages are clinically reviewed?
English, Spanish and Indonesian pages are written for local readers and checked for clinical caution. If you spot a translation issue, tell us via the contact page.
Clinically reviewed
Reviewed by a consultant eye surgeon.
Mr Mohamed Mohyudin
MBChB, BSc, MSc, FRCOphth, CCT
Double fellowship trained in paediatric ophthalmology and strabismus, and oculoplastic and orbital surgery. GMC registered specialist, number 7039600.
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