Women’s health + primary-source guidance · NSAG applied
WNH — Women’s Neuro-Health
NSAG applied component · release-blocked
Organize primary-source guidance around women’s neurological and nervous-system health.
What I noticed
Women and clinicians encounter cannabis and psychedelic questions in real care contexts, but the relevant neuroscience is scattered, unevenly sex-disaggregated, and often difficult to translate across hormonal context and life stage. General-population guidance can obscure where evidence is female-specific, where it comes from animal or survey research, and where clinically useful conclusions remain uncertain.
What I researched
WNH applies NSAG modules M3, M4, and M9 through six dimensions: sex-disaggregated evidence standards, life-stage differentiation, disclosure safety, clinician competency, psychiatric-risk communication, and patient-facing communication. The public evidence library demonstrates an intended method of annotating primary sources by study type, finding, limitation, and evidence grade rather than presenting all citations as equally conclusive.
What exists
A public guidance experience connecting evidence, life-stage context, and practical next questions.
Who it serves
Women, caregivers, clinicians, educators, and health-system stakeholders.
What it demonstrates
Women’s-health evidence synthesis, audience-sensitive communication, and public guidance design.
Current evidence
The live NSAG-applied concept verifies the six-dimension framework, four-volume guide-series proposal, annotated evidence examples, readiness diagnostic, signal-versus-noise section, glossary, hypothetical examples, and engagement interface. It does not establish that the paid guides are complete, clinically reviewed, purchasable, delivered, or used in care; that the evidence library is exhaustive or continuously current; or that any intervention is safe or effective for an individual. Some displayed sources are animal, small-sample, survey, or early-stage evidence and cannot support universal dosing, treatment, risk, or life-stage conclusions. WNH is educational, not medical advice, diagnosis, informed consent, patient-specific decision support, or a substitute for qualified clinical care and current source review.
Verified build record
What is actually running, and what it is not.
PausedRelease review open · public link held
The problem. Neuro-health questions that cross life stages, cannabis, psychedelics, medications and symptoms tend to get one appointment's worth of attention, and the patient arrives without the specific questions that would make that appointment useful.
What it does. Helps a person assemble what they are actually asking, what is known about it, and what to raise with a clinician, and produces a prepared set of appointment questions. Everything stays in the browser.
Built on. A static browser application with local persistence, plus privacy and terms pages, served from Vercel.
What it does not establish. Evidence orientation and appointment preparation. Not medical advice, not a diagnosis, and not a treatment recommendation.
Public link held. The public link is held pending the release review recorded against this build. Health-facing guidance is promoted only after that review clears, whatever the deployment currently returns.
This record is generated from the same inventory as the complete build index: the production URL was checked at the last regeneration, and the status line above repeats what the build reports about itself rather than restating an intention.