In this story
Where: Settings → Site & brand → Set up your site
Open this page: admin.<your-site>/setup (replace <your-site> with your site address)
What is ready for you
Sections. Health news, Food and nutrition, Fitness and sleep, Mental health and Women and child health. Hospitals and policy exists but starts hidden from the menu.
Story starters. Under Start from:
- Health news
- Wellness guide
- Medical disclaimer page
- Opinion
Switched on for you. Medical disclaimer, Medically reviewed by, FAQ blocks, breaking ticker, quick briefs and corrections.
Your words. The admin says Health alert, Health reporter and Desk.
Quick actions. New story, Upload photos, Breaking news and Send an alert.
Steps: first hour
- Open Settings, then Set up your site.
- Choose your languages. English and Hindi are the first suggestions.
- Create your sections. Pick Health, Wellness & Medical news, English or Hindi.
- Pick features. Newsletters and web stories are offered.
- Add your reviewers. Add each doctor or expert as an author. Fill in their Expertise with their degrees and licences. See Authors.
- Invite your team, start a newsletter, set up ads and publish trust and legal pages.
- Write your first story. Add the sources and the reviewer before you publish.
Good to know
- A qualified person should approve before publishing. The AI helpers on this site never give diagnoses, doses or treatment advice. They help with plain-language summaries and FAQ drafts, cite the study, guideline or ministry, and write drafts only.
- Reviewer reminder. The publishing checklist has an Expert reviewer rule for health sites. By default it warns and does not block.
- Add authors with real credentials. Show them on the author's page.
- Check the claims. Don't write that something cures a disease. Many countries limit such claims in advertising. Ask a professional adviser.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is the disclaimer on every page?
It is on every health story. See Medical disclaimer.
Can a story be published without a reviewer?
Yes, with a warning by default. Keynate advises you to name a reviewer on every health story.