A UK health portal adds a site-wide notice that its information does not replace professional medical advice; always consult a qualified healthcare provider.

A UK‑based health information portal has placed a prominent notice reminding users that its content does not replace professional medical guidance. The statement appears on every page of the site.

The notice identifies the portal as a registered trademark of Healthline Media UK Ltd and describes the parent company as an RVO Health Company. It also confirms that all rights to the material are owned by the publisher.

According to the disclaimer, readers should not act on any health or medical information found on the site without first consulting a qualified healthcare professional. The wording makes clear that the portal’s articles are intended for general education only.

The site’s operators added that the disclaimer applies to all medical topics covered, from disease prevention to treatment options. They emphasized that personal health decisions require individualized assessment by a doctor or other licensed practitioner.

Healthline Media UK Ltd, the owner of the trademark, retains the right to update the disclaimer at any time. The company advises users to review the notice regularly to stay informed about any changes.

By publishing the warning, the portal aligns with common industry practice that seeks to protect readers from misusing online health content. The approach also reduces liability for the publisher by clarifying the limits of the information provided.

Visitors are encouraged to use the site as a starting point for research, but the final judgment about any medical issue must come from a professional who can consider the individual’s full medical history.