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Advertising Policy

MediCalls advertising policy covering ad separation, accidental clicks, editorial independence, health-related advertising and sponsorship labeling.

Last updated: 3 September 2026

MediCalls may display advertising to help support website operation. This policy explains how advertising should be separated from editorial content.

Clear separation

Advertisements should be visually distinguishable from articles, navigation and site controls. Ads should not be styled to look like download buttons, editorial recommendations or required navigation.

No accidental-click design

Advertising should not be placed in a way that obstructs content, causes accidental clicks, misleads visitors about what is an advertisement or makes the site difficult to use.

Editorial independence

Advertisers do not automatically receive favorable editorial coverage. The presence of an ad does not mean MediCalls endorses, clinically validates or guarantees the advertised product or service.

Health-related advertising

Advertising platforms may apply their own rules to health-related ads and personalization. MediCalls should not use sensitive health information submitted by visitors to create personalized advertising profiles.

Sponsored content

If sponsored editorial-style content is ever published, it should be clearly labeled so readers can distinguish sponsorship from independent editorial material.