No one has ever claimed that artificial sweeteners are a health food. The argument usually runs: “Well, they aren’t as bad as sugar.” Or...

What do PTSD, pregnancy, postpartum, and prostates have in common, besides starting with P? Many doctors get them wrong. PTSD In this...

As the vendor with the most accurate information about nutrition, we try to attack nutritional misinformation head-on. The added...

There is a loophole in the No Surprises Act: it doesn’t cover facility fees. A “facility fee” is an upcharge that hospitals – mostly in...

Earlier this month we announced that we had achieved Minimum Acceptable Amazingness. The reason? Our Doctor Visit PrepKits, a unique...

This is Part One of the posting covering our new release. Part Two, upgrading the vaunted Quizzify2Go ER Sticker Shock Prevent Consent,...

Quizzify now offers a Health Risk Assessment (HRA) that addresses a much wider range of health risks than current HRAs, and by doing so,...

Last Thursday (January 19th), we did a webinar on health literacy-meets-health equity. Included in that webinar were some polling...

This is the third in a three-part series, but you don't have to link to the others. Everything is here in one place. Quizzify changes...

This is, um, Number 2 in our two-part series. Part One is here. At the end of Part One,we promised: Tune in tomorrow, when we will...

This is the first in a two-part series... Normally this blog doesn’t tackle controversies. Hence, as Alert Reader Owen Muir put it, this...

These are the combined first two parts of our 3-part series. If you read the first part last month, you can skip to #7. Quizzify changes...