NADFaq Research Desk
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Evidence synthesis, literature review, and editorial analysis
The NADFaq Research Desk is an organization-level editorial persona used as the default byline for published coverage across the site. It represents the site's research workflow rather than a single personality: source gathering, literature synthesis, evidence grading, comparison framing, and editorial review. The desk is used for reference pages, research summaries, comparison articles, and blog posts where the work reflects the NADFaq process more than an individual author's voice. The desk operates within the framework documented at /methodology. Coverage is built from published literature and supporting source documents, with PMIDs and DOIs included where available. Pages are reviewed for source accuracy, strength-of-evidence labeling, and clarity, and additional subject-matter review is added where dosing, safety, pharmacokinetics, delivery, or mechanistic interpretation requires it. Commercial relationships and disclosure practices are documented at /conflict-of-interest so readers can evaluate the context around coverage. As the public contributor roster expands, named specialists can appear alongside or beyond the Research Desk on content where individual expertise is the clearer signal. Until then, the Research Desk provides a consistent owner and byline identity for the site without inventing a personal founder brand or fabricated credentials.