Sheni Labs · Evidence
Evidence standards
The same rule runs through the whole network: no source, no number. These pages explain how each partner applies it, and how Sheni Labs grades the evidence behind its own work.
Methodology and fact-checking
How GILS sources every figure, the two-step fact-check before publication, the corrections and right-of-reply policies, and how to cite.
Open →GMJEditorial standards
ICMJE recommendations, the Declaration of Helsinki, open access under CC BY 4.0 and Crossref DOIs — the standards the journal applies and the Academy teaches.
Open →ASFThe accreditation model
Four facility categories, the self-assessment and survey cycle, and the evidence each standard requires.
Open →Sheni LabsEvidence grade
How Sheni Labs grades the evidence behind a claim — from systematic reviews to in-vitro findings — and why the grade appears on every product fact sheet.
Open →Sheni LabsAsk the evidence
What the published research says about each ingredient, in plain language, with the references.
Open →Sheni LabsTransparency report
Batch documentation, certificates of analysis and how to verify a lot number.
Open →Sheni Labs method
The lab’s own method — desk verification against public registries, evidence grading, verdicts and governance — is published and versioned at Methodology v1.0.
One standard, nine sites
- Sourcing: every figure links to the table, report or article it comes from; estimates are labelled as estimates and reconciled when two institutions differ (for example the ILO’s and WHO’s global work-related death figures).
- Review: GILS drafts are fact-checked against their sources before an editor sees them; GMJ articles are peer-reviewed; Academy courses state their objectives and sources; ASF standards cite the international standards they draw on.
- Corrections: published corrections pages and a right of reply for organisations named.
- Independence: the research programmes are funded by PHIG alone and are independent of government, social partners and international agencies; roles held by individuals in international organisations are personal and do not bind those organisations.
