A Simpler Alternative to GraphPad Prism for Your Clinical Studies

Perform statistical analyses more efficiently

If you use GraphPad Prism for your clinical studies, you may be looking for a simpler alternative that helps you perform statistical analyses more efficiently.



EasyMedStat is designed for researchers and healthcare professionals who want to perform medical statistics without requiring advanced statistical knowledge.

Statistics, but Simpler

EasyMedStat allows you to perform statistical analyses for medical research without any statistical expertise. The choice of statistical tests is fully automated.

You simply ask your clinical question. EasyMedStat then selects the most appropriate statistical test, calculates the p-value, generates the appropriate charts, and produces two ready-to-use texts: one for the Methods section of your manuscript and one for the Results section.

Publication-Ready Charts

Charts are automatically generated based on your data and the statistical analyses you perform.

We have carefully studied the medical literature to create publication-quality figures suitable for leading scientific journals.

All charts are available in high resolution (600 dpi), in accordance with the recommendations of scientific publishers.

Automatically Generated Text for Your Manuscript

Not sure what to write in the Statistical Analysis section of your manuscript?

EasyMedStat automatically generates the text for your Methods section, ready to be copied directly into your article.

The platform also generates text for the Results section, helping you report your findings accurately while avoiding overinterpretation, a common source of criticism during peer review.

GraphPad Prism vs. EasyMedStat

The table below summarizes the main differences between GraphPad Prism and EasyMedStat to help you choose the solution that best fits your clinical research needs.

Simplify Your Statistical Analyses

Looking for a faster and easier way to perform statistical analyses, generate publication-ready figures, and write the statistical sections of your manuscript?