Health writing that people can actually use — evidence-based, clearly sourced, and written by someone who knows the field. That is what we publish.
Our health section has 19 published articles and growing, and the editorial bar is deliberately high. Health misinformation is a real problem online, and we take our responsibility seriously. Every piece we publish needs to be grounded in evidence — peer-reviewed research, clinical guidance, or genuine professional experience — not assembled from secondary sources or wellness trend pieces. If you are a clinician, a researcher, a certified health professional, or someone with documented lived experience in a health area, we want to hear from you.
Readers come to our health section looking for answers they can trust. They have already seen the content farm versions of every topic. What they have not found is writing that is simultaneously credible, readable, and honest about what the evidence does and does not say. That is the gap we are trying to fill — and it is the gap a strong health guest post from you can help close.
Topics that fit
- Evidence-based nutrition and dietary science
- Mental health — anxiety, depression, burnout, and therapy approaches
- Chronic condition management — diabetes, hypertension, autoimmune
- Preventive care and screening — what actually matters and when
- Sleep science and recovery
- Exercise physiology and fitness backed by research
- Women’s health and reproductive health
- Gut health, immunity, and the microbiome
- Healthcare systems — navigating them as a patient or professional
What we need from you
- 900–1,600 words — long enough to go deep, short enough that readers finish it
- At least two credible sources cited in-text: PubMed studies, NHS/CDC/WHO guidance, peer-reviewed journals
- A clear author credential in your bio — your qualification, years of practice, or relevant personal expertise
- One featured image at 1672 × 941px with descriptive alt text
- Up to two do-follow outbound links to your cited sources or professional profile
- Language that is accurate without being inaccessible — write for an intelligent non-specialist
We will not publish content promoting unproven treatments, supplements without clinical backing, or anything that makes medical claims we cannot verify. Pieces written primarily to promote a product, practice, or personal brand are declined immediately.
Getting published
Submit your draft through our contributor portal after creating a free account. Our editorial team reviews every health submission carefully — we may ask for source clarifications or credential verification before a piece goes live. Turnaround is within 72 hours. Accepted articles are published under your byline with your bio and a do-follow link.
Ready to pitch a health article?
Review our full contributor guidelines, then register and submit your draft for editorial review.