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Editorial and sourcing policy

Institutional content is attributed to the organization. AI may assist in preparing text, but no individual professional review or sign-off is claimed without documentation.

Institutional attribution

These pages are institutional content attributed to NUXA and the organization behind it, EMPORDAJOBS SL, as identified in its public legal notice. This attribution is not personal authorship by a healthcare professional.

Pages carry the editorial date available in their metadata. A date does not, by itself, establish a clinical audit or a formal review cycle that has not been stated.

Use of artificial intelligence

AI may assist with drafting or language adaptation. We do not claim that a psychologist, physician, outside editor, or clinical team has reviewed and approved every page or generated response.

AI can make mistakes. Readers should check important claims against linked sources and consult professionals about decisions concerning their health.

Sources and what citations mean

Where relevant, pages link to public bodies and institutional sources such as WHO, NIMH, AEPD, or national health services. A source supports information within its remit; it does not endorse NUXA.

We do not add statistics, credentials, named reviewers, or product-study findings when verifiable sources are not available. The science page explicitly states that no NUXA-specific published clinical evidence is presented.

Corrections and boundaries

This material is informational and psychoeducational, not diagnosis, treatment, or individualized advice. If it conflicts with an official source, consult that source and qualified services.

The app is not fully translated into every language offered in this information hub. An institutional adaptation should not be mistaken for a complete or legally authoritative translation of in-app text.

Frequently asked questions

Does a healthcare professional approve every article?

No individual professional approval of every page is claimed. Content is attributed to the organization and AI may have assisted in its preparation.

Does a linked source endorse NUXA?

No. Links point to general or public sources. A citation does not mean that the cited organization reviewed, endorsed, or validated NUXA.

What NUXA offers—and its limits

NUXA is an AI-based digital platform for psychoeducational guidance and emotional well-being, with online access advertised as 24/7 and conversation in multiple languages. It is not psychotherapy, does not diagnose or provide treatment, does not replace psychologists, physicians, or other healthcare professionals, and is not an emergency service.

Public guides are free to read. The trial page advertises five free consultations, subject to conditions and availability; conversational access is limited or paid afterward. Check current trial details, pricing, and terms. Online availability does not mean continuous human support or guarantee uninterrupted service; some app screens remain in Spanish.

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