Health information disclaimer
1. General purpose
Evolve publishes general educational material about food and health conditions for UK readers. Pages are not individual medical advice, diagnosis or a treatment plan.
2. Individual differences
Medical history, medicines, allergies, pregnancy, age and access to care can change what is appropriate. A general article cannot account for those factors.
3. Professional care
Speak with a GP, pharmacist, dietitian or other qualified professional before making significant changes. Never stop prescribed treatment based only on website content.
4. Urgent symptoms
Seek urgent help for severe, sudden or worsening symptoms. In an emergency call 999 or use the appropriate NHS service.
5. Sources
We aim to draw on recognised public health and clinical sources and review date-sensitive material. Readers should check current official guidance.
6. Supplements
Supplements can interact with medicines and may vary in quality. Discuss them with a pharmacist before use.
7. Advertising
Any commercial relationship is separated from editorial judgement. We do not guarantee outcomes or endorse products merely because they are mentioned.
8. Accuracy
We work to correct material errors, but no publication can guarantee that every page is complete or current at every moment.
9. Contact
Questions and corrections can be sent to 78 Regent Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M14 4GP or 0161 748 6329.
10. Revision
This disclaimer was reviewed on 5 October 2026 and will be updated when our publishing approach changes.
Practical access arrangements
We aim to provide readable headings, meaningful link text, keyboard-operable controls, responsive layouts and descriptive alternatives where images are used. Text is organised so that readers can move through a page using headings and standard browser tools. We recognise that accessibility needs vary, and a feature that works for one reader may not work equally well for another.
Some pages may include older content, third-party embeds or documents with different accessibility characteristics. We review reported barriers and prioritise issues that prevent navigation, understanding or contact. Where an alternative format is reasonably available, we will explain the route to obtain it rather than asking a reader to repeat the same request.
How to report a barrier
Tell us the page address, the task you were trying to complete, the device or assistive technology involved and the nature of the difficulty. Do not include unnecessary health or other sensitive details in a report. Requests can be sent to 78 Regent Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M14 4GP, or by phone on 0161 748 6329.
We aim to acknowledge accessibility reports within five working days and to provide an initial response within 20 working days. If investigation requires a supplier or a substantial content change, we will explain the expected next step and keep the request open until a reasonable response has been provided. Correspondence is normally retained for 24 months for service improvement and accountability.
Review record
- 5 October 2026 — accessibility information reviewed for navigation, alternatives and reporting.
- 5 October 2026 — response times and third-party content limitations clarified.
This commitment covers the public Evolve website, its navigation, article pages, contact route and policy pages. We consider accessibility during content preparation, page review and changes to the shared header and footer. It does not guarantee that every external website, browser extension, document viewer or embedded service will provide the same experience, because those components are controlled by their own providers.
We aim to support keyboard navigation, visible focus, logical heading order, readable contrast, responsive text and descriptive link labels. Images used for editorial meaning should have useful alternative text, while decorative images should not create unnecessary noise for assistive technology. Captions, transcripts or text alternatives are considered for media where they are needed to understand the information rather than merely the visual presentation.
Readers can report a barrier by stating the page address, the action they attempted, the device or browser used and, where relevant, the assistive technology involved. Do not include medical details or other sensitive information unless it is essential to explain the issue. We acknowledge accessibility reports within five working days and aim to give an initial assessment within 20 working days.
Reports are recorded only for support, quality improvement and accountability. Routine accessibility correspondence is normally deleted after 24 months, while a formal complaint may be held for up to six years where necessary to evidence how it was handled. If a change depends on a third-party supplier, we will explain that dependency and identify an interim route where one is reasonably available.
Contact Evolve at 78 Regent Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M14 4GP, or by phone on 0161 748 6329. We welcome requests for a different format or help locating information, and we will consider the request in light of the page, the format required and the practical steps available. This policy was reviewed on 5 October 2026 and will be checked when significant site changes are introduced.