Advertising can support access, but it cannot steer the library.
OrthoVellum may use advertising to support educational access, but advertising does not control clinical material, correction decisions, topic selection, or educational conclusions.
- Editorial influence
- None sold
- Ad labelling
- Separated
- Reports
- Open
No paid clinical conclusions
Not disguised as references
Reader concerns reviewed
Policy
Reader-facing advertising commitments
Editorial independence
Advertising does not determine topic selection, clinical recommendations, publication timing, or correction decisions.
Clear separation
Advertisements are presented separately from educational content and are not written to imitate clinical guidance, references, or exam answers.
No sponsored medical claims
OrthoVellum does not sell sponsored clinical recommendations or paid placement inside educational conclusions, treatment pathways, or evidence summaries.
Editorial Boundary
Advertising is separate from source-backed education
Where educational decisions live
Educational pages are written and updated under the editorial process described on the content methodology and editorial policy pages.
If you believe an advertisement is misleading, inappropriate, or visually confusing, contact support@orthovellum.com and include the page URL, date, and a screenshot if available.
Boundaries
What readers should and should not see
Reader-facing disclosure rules
- Advertisements are visually separated from educational copy and are not inserted as if they were references or clinical conclusions.
- OrthoVellum does not sell paid influence over topic selection, evidence summaries, or correction decisions.
- Readers can report confusing or inappropriate ad experiences directly to the editorial/support desk.
What OrthoVellum will not sell
- Sponsored clinical recommendations
- Paid product endorsements inside medical conclusions
- Advertorial copy disguised as exam guidance