MedicalToxic CMS · Editorial platform
Where MedicalToxic is written.
The newsroom behind every article on this site: a purpose-built platform where clinician-authors write, editors review, and nothing reaches readers until an expert approves it.
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Editorial workflow
Nothing goes live until an expert says so.
Every piece of content moves through a review pipeline with versions snapshotted at each milestone — five versions per item, restorable in one click, and an 18-category audit log of who did what.
- 1 · Draft
The author writes; autosave and offline backup guard every word.
- 2 · Pending
Submitted for review — it appears in the editors’ approval queue.
- 3 · Revisable
Sent back with notes; the author edits and resubmits.
- 4 · Published
An expert approved it — now it is live on MedicalToxic.
Inside the newsroom
Tools an editorial team actually needs.
Built for medical writing
A distraction-free editor with slash commands, tables, and a drag-and-drop citation manager — numbered references that clean up after themselves.
Never lose a word
Autosave two seconds after you pause, offline backup when the connection drops, and retry with backoff until the save lands.
Versioned everything
Snapshots at every editorial milestone — submitted, accepted, revisable, restored — with one-click restore for reviewers.
SEO as you write
Live slug uniqueness checks, per-item meta descriptions, up to 60 keywords, and required alt text on every image.
Roles & audit
Authors, admins, SEO managers, and superusers each see their own workspace — with an 18-category activity log per member.
Automation on schedule
A daily AI-assembled toxicology news digest from PubMed and news sources, plus a weekly newsletter — generated, then reviewed like everything else.
Read the result of all this care.
Every blog, guideline, case study, and news item on MedicalToxic came through this pipeline.
Transparency
Know exactly what you're agreeing to.
By creating an account, or simply by using MedicalToxic CMS, you accept its Terms & Conditions — and your information is handled exactly the way its Privacy Policy describes. We keep both documents short enough to actually read, so take a few minutes before you sign up: they spell out what we collect, what we never touch, and the rules that keep the platform safe for everyone.