Plain Dose Language
Reading locations are public page names.
How word-pair links, library search and text size work, including ordinary hosting requests and navigation to other websites.
No personal health form
The word-pair page contains fixed definitions, examples, limits and questions. There is no place to enter symptoms, health history, a medicine amount or an answer. It produces no personal assessment or calculation.
Section links change the address
Choosing a word-pair or article-contents link can show a public section ID after the hash in the address bar and browser history. Same-page jumps do not submit an answer. A direct visit to a different page still requests that page from its host.
Temporary reading controls
Library search, reading type and text size are held in the open page. These controls write no cookies, local storage, session storage or search values in the URL. They send no search or reading-size values to a server. Reloading resets those controls; a public section fragment may remain in the address.
Ordinary hosting and external links
Page delivery can involve information such as an IP address, requested URL and browser details. Local reading controls do not make browsing anonymous. Opening a source or CoreAge offer contacts that destination; commercial links include publication and article campaign parameters. External services have their own practices.