Transparency

Data status

“Updated daily” is a claim. This page is where you check it. It reports when the pipeline last confirmed a successful poll, and what each source has actually produced — two different facts that we never let stand in for each other.

What we screened, last 7 days

Scanning a source and judging what it published are different things, and for three weeks in September they came apart here without either number above changing. This is the third one: how many items each group of feeds actually evaluated. A group that evaluated nothing cannot tell you the period was quiet, and we say so rather than leaving you to infer it from a date.

Every feed group reported work between 2026-11-07 and 2026-11-14.

What each source has produced

Counts are published items on record, all-time, with the material share in parentheses (“material” = a rule change worth a practice’s attention — see methodology). Two dates, kept apart: Most recent item is the source’s own date on its newest item, and Last added is when we last put one on the record. They differ because sources post late — the FDA routinely dates a warning letter weeks before it appears. A current scan records a successful poll; it does not establish regulatory silence or that every relevant change has been published.

Share of source sets what we published against everything the source itself put out in Oct 2026, counted by asking the source. Most of it concerns drug manufacturers, food importers and device makers with nothing to do with a med spa. The gap is our relevance filter and human review, and this column is there so you can see it rather than take it on trust. Sources post late, so a recent month keeps filling in. “—” means the source offers no count we can ask for.

Primary-source monitoring

A second tier polls 43 primary sources every 2 hours and stages what they publish. These feed the review queue rather than the feed directly, so a source here having published nothing is not a gap in anything you were promised — see data sources.

What “measuring” means. This tier does not judge a source until it has watched it long enough to know its normal rhythm — a state board that posts monthly and one that posts daily cannot share a single staleness rule. Until that window closes, the honest answer is that we are still measuring, and that is what it says. It is not a synonym for healthy, and it is not a fault. The date beside each source is the day we first fetched that feed and confirmed it works, not the last time we polled it — the poll column is the live one.