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Privacy

This notice describes the information used by Medcelerator’s site features. Medcelerator is the publisher and privacy contact: info@medcelerator.com.

Newsletter

When you subscribe to Breakthrough Brief, your email address is sent to Resend, our newsletter service, and may also be stored in Medcelerator’s subscriber database. It is used to manage your subscription and deliver emails. Follow the unsubscribe link in a newsletter to stop receiving it. Contact us if you need help or want to request deletion of subscriber information.

Saved articles and country preferences

Saved articles and watched conditions are stored in your browser on this device. When you open Saved, their identifiers are sent to Medcelerator to retrieve the corresponding articles and condition information. The country selector stores a preference cookie for up to one year. You can clear these records using your browser’s site-data controls.

Optional notifications

If you enable browser notifications, Medcelerator stores a push-subscription endpoint, its delivery keys, and browser user-agent information. Browser push services help deliver those notifications. You can revoke permission in browser settings; the site’s notification control also supports removing a subscription.

Contact and technical information

If you email us, we receive the address and information you include, to handle your enquiry or correction. Please avoid sending private health information. Hosting and email providers may process technical information needed to operate their services, including request details and delivery logs.

Editor sign-in uses session cookies. Some pages load fonts, images, or sources from external providers. Following an external link is subject to that provider’s privacy practices.

Your requests

Contact info@medcelerator.com to ask about information held about you, request correction or deletion, or raise a privacy concern. Subscription records, enquiry records, service logs, and backups may have different retention periods; ask us for details about the relevant record.

See corrections and contact for how to raise an issue with the publication.