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🔍Healthline.com Scraper 🔍

This Apify actor scrapes search results from Healthline.com. It extracts data such as article titles, URLs, content, authors, reviewers, descriptions, and many other properties. 🚀

Available Features ✅

The actor scrapes search results from Healthline.com. It extracts the following data:

• Article titles
• Article URL
• Content
• Article's authors, editors & reviewers details
• Article's dates (created at, updated at, reviewed at, etc.)
• Article's descriptions
• Article's lengths
• Article's images
• Headers
• Keywords & many others attributes

It also supports limiting the total number of search results

Input

The actor takes either a searchQuery or searchUrl parameters. Note that you can either use searchQuery or searchUrl but not both in the same run

• searchQuery (string, optional): The search terms or keywords that you want to use to perform a search on Healthline.com
• searchUrl (string, required): The specific URL to start the search from on Healthline.com. This can be useful if you have a predefined search URL
• maxResultsCount (number, optional): The maximum number of search results that the actor should scrape. The default value is 5.

Example Input

{
"searchQuery":"mental health",
"searchUrl":"https://www.healthline.com/search?q1=women%20sleep",
"maxResultsCount":7
}

Example Output

👁 Image

🆓 Free tier limitations

We want you to see how this actor works before you commit. To keep things fair for everyone, the free tier usually includes these trial limits:

• Sample data: up to 5 listings per run—enough to check data quality.
• Daily cap: 5 runs per calendar day (UTC).
• Between runs: at least 30 minutes before you can start another run.

Limits can change with platform load depending on system load and your intended scraping to prevent what we might interpret as free users abuse.

Upgrade when you're ready!

Use the free tier to decide if this actor fits your project. Paid Apify plans remove these wait times and caps so you can run at full volume—upgrade to a paid plan.