My Medicine Advisor is free to read because it is funded by display advertising. This page explains how ads work on our site and the rules that keep them separate from our health content.
The short version
We do
- Show display ads in separate ad spaces
- Work with an advertising partner that uses Google’s ad technology
- Name our current ad partner on this page
We do not
- Use affiliate links or earn commission on anything we mention
- Let anyone pay to change what an article says
- Let advertisers see, approve or change our articles
How ads are placed
Ads are placed automatically by our advertising partner, which is currently Ad.Plus. Our partner, and the advertising networks it works with, choose which ads appear. We do not choose individual advertisers. We may change our advertising partner from time to time, and when we do, we update this page and our Privacy Policy.
Ads appear in separate ad spaces, for example between sections of an article or at the edges of the page. They are never written into our article text or tool results.
Editorial independence
- Our editorial team decides what we write about and what we say, based only on the evidence. See our Editorial Policy and Medical Review Process.
- No advertiser or partner can review or approve an article before or after it is published.
- An ad on a page is not a recommendation from us, from Dr. Pooja Sahu, MBBS, or from anyone on our team.
- We do not currently publish sponsored articles. If we ever do, each one will be clearly labelled “Sponsored”, kept separate from our health articles, and never presented as medical advice or as medically reviewed.
Personalised ads and your choices
Our advertising partner may use cookies to show ads based on your interests and to measure them. Depending on where you are, you may be asked for your consent first. You can manage personalised Google ads in Google Ad Settings, and change your cookie choices on our Cookie Settings page.
We do not use the answers you enter into our health tools for advertising.
Report an ad
If you see an ad that is misleading, offensive, or makes unsafe health claims, email support@mymedicineadvisor.com with a screenshot and the page address. We will ask our advertising partner to block it.
Advertising enquiries
For advertising questions, email info@mymedicineadvisor.com.
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