About The Life Science Feed

What we do

Every article on The Life Science Feed is a structured summary of a published, peer-reviewed study sourced from open-access journals — PubMed Central, PLoS, eLife, BioMed Central, and similar repositories. We also curate and republish expert-authored articles from The Conversation, an academic publisher where researchers write directly for the public.

We do not invent findings, extrapolate beyond what the source states, or make clinical recommendations. Our role is to surface relevant research, present it clearly, and link readers directly to the original source.

Our editorial process

Research is identified and drafted with the assistance of AI tools, then reviewed and approved for publication by the Editor before going live. No article is published without a human editorial check. For a full description of how AI is used in our workflow, see our AI & Editorial Transparency page.

We source exclusively from open-access, CC-BY licensed research. Every article links directly to the original study so readers can verify findings independently.

Content on this site is not medical advice. It summarises published research for informational purposes. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making clinical or personal health decisions.

The editor

Editorial independence

The Life Science Feed is independently owned and operated. We have no affiliation with any pharmaceutical company, healthcare provider, or academic institution. Advertising on this site is served by Google and does not influence article selection, content, or editorial conclusions.

See our full Editorial Policy for details on source selection, accuracy standards, and correction procedures.