6 Healthcare Articles That Are Interesting, Informative and Drive Results

1. “Why All Parents Should Read to their Children”

The author (a Vanderbilt University Medical Center doctor) reminds us how special reading to a child can be. She turns that emotion into education, enlightening her readers on the health benefits children gain from being read to.

2. “Quiz: Why Can’t I Sleep?”

Interactive content invites your audience to actively pursue a memorable moment with you. Here, OhioHealth makes it easy for their sleepless audience to learn more about themselves in order to take action toward better health.

3. “Louisiana Car Seat Laws Explained”

Ochsner Health System responds to Louisiana’s car seat legislation with “Our Advice.” Smartly, that advice links to more of their own content about car safety, as well as an easy point of contact for help with car seat installation.

4. “10 Simple Substitutes for Healthy Eating”

Thanks to its quick, no-nonsense tone, this article is easy to digest. It also drives a point of connection to Brigham’s Department of Nutrition, as well as a full library of healthy recipes. Win-win!

5. “Do Your Taste Buds Change as You Get Older?”

Grab the audience with an unexpected topic; keep ‘em with a short, sweet and informative piece. Plus, it’s backed up by a credible source at Cleveland Clinic. (Meanwhile, we sure hope our superb taste in chocolate never fades.)

6. “Lupus Diagnosis Leads to Passion and Purpose”

This article humanizes lupus, educates us on the symptoms, and aims to reach a large audience in creative ways. It’s actionable beyond only generating interest in the hospital.