Medical information services
Lab guides, medication references, research literacy and a directory of the public sources behind every article.
Medical articles
28 source-linked articles in 11 topics.
Lab guides
What common tests measure and how reference ranges work.
Medicine safety
Responsible use, storage and questions to ask — never doses.
Reading research
Study types, risk numbers, trials and checking claims.
Health calendar
The international health days of the year.
Health news
Recent headlines from approved sources, each linking to its source.
Find care
Hospitals, clinics, pharmacies and labs on health.zibadis.ir.
Public information service. Antopeloni links to source material; it is not a doctor, lab, pharmacy, referral, booking or result-interpretation service.
How sources are chosen
Source selection
Priority is given to official public-health bodies, national medical libraries and professional organisations that publish patient-facing safety information.
What the metadata means
“Editorial update” is the date Antopeloni revised its summary. “Source updated” is shown only when the publisher provides a date. “Checked” records when the public page was last checked.
The public sources behind the articles
World Health Organization
Global public-health guidance and fact sheets.
MedlinePlus — U.S. National Library of Medicine
Patient-facing information on tests, conditions and medicines.
RadiologyInfo.org — ACR/RSNA
Patient information from radiology's professional societies.
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Public-health guidance, including antibiotics and sleep.
National Institute on Aging (NIH)
Research and clinical-trial information.
Do not use a general source page to self-diagnose, change a prescription or delay urgent care. Personal decisions require a qualified health professional with your history and examination.