According to Google Analytics, half a million unique readers (Users) visited the international medical platform Medscriptum in August. The website has recorded steadily growing traffic throughout 2026, with August marking its highest traffic level to date.<\/p>\n
The significant growth in audience was largely driven by Medscriptum\u2019s English-language articles appearing in Google Discover. Google\u2019s service automatically offers users a personalized news feed on mobile devices based on their interests, without requiring a traditional search. The system analyzes users\u2019 digital behavior and the topics they have read, selecting relevant news stories through its algorithm. Through this channel, Google showed Medscriptum\u2019s articles to up to 8 million people interested in medicine around the world.<\/p>\n
For websites covering healthcare and medicine, gaining visibility in this space is particularly challenging. Google applies strict criteria when evaluating medical content, as inaccurate information can potentially harm readers\u2019 health. Accordingly, the algorithm gives platforms access to Google Discover when their content combines a high level of medical accuracy, reliable facts, and engaging storytelling.<\/p>\n
Alongside the growth in traffic, Medscriptum\u2019s geographical reach has also expanded significantly. The geographical distribution of readers is as follows: the largest share, 20.2%, comes from the United States, followed by Georgia at 11%. Medscriptum also has active readers in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland, South Africa, India, and other countries.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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