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Earn points for health actions, like walking, sleeping, and more. How it works
- Complete cards: Answer questions, take surveys & read articles.
- Track health activity: Connect health apps such as Fitbit & Apple Health. What you get
- Health trends & insights: Make sense of your data—from step count to sleep patterns.
- Points redeemable for cash: Cash out or donate $10 for every 10,000 points.
- Research opportunities: If eligible, receive invites to participate in health programs or research studies.
- Personalized content: Receive health tips, articles & more. Our data practices
- We’re committed to trust & transparency at all times.
- We do not & will not sell your personal information.
- Your health data is shared only with your consent or at your request. Join almost five million members reaching their goals and getting paid for health actions. Reach your health goals and securely participate in cutting-edge research with the Evidation app! From receiving relevant articles and personalized insights to earning cash for healthy actions, the app makes it easier than ever to stay motivated. "My sister told me about it, and it seemed too good to be true at first. But when she said that she had already received $20, I signed up. It was so easy and a monetary motivation really encouraged me to get up and get moving."- Estella

“I have had back problems for many years. Walking is one of the only ways I keep my back problems under control since the more you move the looser your back becomes and helps blood flow to heal your back. When I have the benefit of making money from keeping myself healthy, I go just a little longer each day." --Kelli C

”...Evidation Health helps users integrate a variety of wearable trackers, but in addition to using quantitative data pulled from said trackers, they also posed more qualitative questions of their user base for the purposes of this research. “ --Brit & Co

Earn points for:
- Track steps
- Log food
- Log meditation sessions
- Log sleep
- Log miles biked
- Answer surveys
- Read health related tips and content
- Participate in health programs
- Contribute to research

ELEVATE YOUR HEALTH JOURNEY: From heart health to flu monitoring, join unique programs designed to help you learn more about your health. Whether reading tips for disease prevention or answering questions about your daily habits and health conditions, your participation also earns you points redeemable for cash. CONNECT APPS AND EARN POINTS: With options to securely connect 20+ popular apps (including Samsung Health, Fitbit and Garmin), start earning points for daily healthy activities such as walking, meditating, logging meals, and answering questions about yourself. REDEEM YOUR POINTS FOR CASH OR CHARITIES: Earn $10 for every 10,000 points, redeemable via PayPal, direct deposit, gift card, or by donating your points directly to charity. PARTICIPATE IN CUTTING EDGE RESEARCH: Use the app as one-stop shop to find, match with, and opt in to health studies and contribute to findings published in top medical journals for the benefit of all. In exchange, you’ll receive personalized insights to give you a deeper understanding of your health.

10/30/2026

Your perspective on your health can be valuable - both for understanding your experience and helping Evidation personalize the content you receive.
In the Evidation app, you may find health surveys that ask about your experiences, habits, and interests. Completing eligible surveys is one way to earn points, which can be redeemed for cash rewards once you meet the redemption requirements.
The process is simple: check the app for available surveys, share the information you're comfortable providing, earn eligible points, and keep exploring your health.
Open the Evidation app to see what surveys and opportunities are available to you.

10/28/2026

Why do psoriasis or eczema symptoms sometimes seem to flare without an obvious reason?
There isn't always one simple trigger. Research suggests that flare-ups can involve a combination of immune activity, skin barrier function, and environmental exposures. Factors associated with flares can include stress, infections, irritants, allergens, changes in temperature or humidity, and other individual circumstances.
And experiencing a potential trigger doesn't mean a flare will necessarily follow. Understanding your own patterns over time may provide useful context for managing a chronic condition and discussing changes with your healthcare provider.
Read the full article:
https://evidation.com/blog/psoriasis-eczema-triggers

10/27/2026

Protein gets a lot of attention for building muscle, but that's only one of its jobs.
When you eat protein, your body breaks it down into amino acids. Those amino acids are then used to build and maintain proteins throughout the body - supporting tissue growth and repair, creating enzymes that help chemical reactions happen, contributing to certain hormones and signaling molecules, and supporting normal immune function.
In other words, protein isn't just a fitness nutrient. It's involved in essential processes your body relies on every day.
Follow Evidation for more evidence-based explanations of nutrition and everyday health.

10/26/2026

One unusual day doesn't always tell the full story.
Sleep, stress, activity, illness, travel, and changes in routine can all influence your everyday health data. Looking at patterns over time can provide more context than focusing on a single measurement.
Consistent tracking can help you understand what's typical for you, what changes occasionally, and what patterns seem to persist.
Download the Evidation app to connect the health data you're already tracking and learn more from your everyday patterns.

10/24/2026

Inflammation often gets talked about as something we should avoid, but it's actually an important part of the body's normal defense and healing process.
Acute inflammation is the short-term response that helps your body react to an injury or infection. Immune cells and inflammatory signals help address the threat and support tissue repair. As healing progresses, the response typically winds down.
The concern is when inflammation doesn't resolve as expected. Persistent inflammation can keep the immune system activated over time, potentially contributing to tissue damage and playing a role in a range of health conditions.
The takeaway isn't that all inflammation is "bad." It's about what triggered the response, how long it lasts, and whether the body's inflammatory signals return to normal.
Follow Evidation for more practical, evidence-based health insights.

10/23/2026

Health data isn't limited to numbers from a lab test, doctor's visit, or wearable. What you experience in everyday life matters, too.
Information people report about their own symptoms, functioning, and quality of life is often called patient-reported data. When collected through research, these experiences can help researchers understand how a condition affects daily life, how symptoms change over time, and where people's experiences may differ.
Fatigue, pain, mood changes, headaches, digestive changes, and skin symptoms can all add important context to the bigger picture of health.
At Evidation, we're helping make everyday health experiences part of the research conversation. Learn more about Evidation and opportunities to participate in research at https://www.evidation.com/

10/21/2026

A headache can be more than just head pain. The timing, frequency, associated symptoms, and other health patterns can provide useful context when you're trying to better understand what you're experiencing.
With the Evidation app, you can connect the health data you're already tracking. Evidation analyzes the data you choose to share and provides personalized, content-based insights that can help you learn more about patterns in your health.
Tracking isn't a substitute for medical care, especially for new, severe, or recurring headaches, but having a clearer picture of your health over time can help inform your next steps and conversations with your healthcare provider.
Download the Evidation app and start learning from your everyday health data:
http://www.evidation.com/

10/20/2026

Your everyday health data can tell a bigger story.
With Evidation, you can connect the health data you're already tracking, discover personalized, content-based insights, complete health-related activities, and earn points for eligible actions. You may also have opportunities to participate in health research - always on your terms.
Ready to see what Evidation has to offer?
Sign up for Evidation today at https://www.evidation.com/

10/19/2026

Headaches can feel similar, but they are not all caused by the same thing.
Tension headaches often feel like steady pressure or tightness and may be linked to stress, posture, or muscle tension. Cluster headaches are less common but can be extremely intense and often occur in recurring patterns. Sinus headaches are associated with sinus inflammation, although some headaches that feel like sinus pressure may actually be migraines.
Migraines can also vary. Some people experience aura before a migraine, while others do not. Chronic migraine involves frequent headache days and can significantly affect daily life.
Understanding the type and pattern of your headaches can help you have more informed conversations with your healthcare provider.
Read the full article:
https://evidation.com/blog/migraine-vs-headache

10/16/2026

Your immune system can adapt based on what it has encountered before.
When the body is exposed to certain pathogens or vaccines, immune cells recognize specific antigens and mount a response. Afterward, some B cells and T cells remain as memory cells.
If the same antigen appears again, these memory cells can recognize it and help launch a faster, more targeted response. This process is known as immunological memory and is an important part of how adaptive immunity works.
Think of the process as recognition, response, memory, and faster recognition the next time around.
Follow Evidation for more evidence-based insights that make health science easier to understand.

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