StatClinic is a specialized platform dedicated to simplifying medical statistics, biostatistics, and complex data analysis for healthcare researchers, clinicians, and academic students. It was founded to bridge the gap between complex statistical theory and practical clinical application — providing accurate, reliable, easy-to-use statistical calculators alongside deep, high-quality educational guides.
Meet Our Editorial & Technical Team
Dr. Taher Abdel-Aziz
Dr. Taher brings a wealthy background of academic excellence to StatClinic. As a PhD holder in Biochemistry and an active member of the academic faculty at Port Said University, he has over 15 years of rigorous experience in scientific research, laboratory data evaluation, and academic peer-reviewing. He oversees the scientific methodology and mathematical integrity of our statistical models.
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Dr. Mai Fawzy
Dr. Mai is a licensed Radiology Consultant with more than 15 years of extensive experience in medical research, clinical practice, and diagnostic data analysis. Throughout her medical career, Dr. Mai has combined her deep clinical background with a passion for data science, ensuring that all pedagogical guides and analytical tools on StatClinic directly serve the practical needs of healthcare professionals.
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Abdelaziz Taher
Abdelaziz is the technical brain behind StatClinic. As a highly talented and proficient programmer, he engineered and developed our advanced, custom-built web calculators from scratch. By transforming complex biostatistical formulas into smooth, error-free, and interactive web applications, Abdelaziz ensures our platform delivers computationally accurate results with an optimal user experience.
Our Mission
At StatClinic, our mission is to empower the scientific community by breaking down statistical barriers. Driven by over 15 years of collective expertise in medicine, biochemistry, and software development, we ensure that whether you are using our advanced statistical calculators or reading our 2,000+ word deep-dive methodology guides, you are receiving insights grounded in real-world expertise and strict academic standards.
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What StatClinic Is
StatClinic is a free web application that runs common medical-research statistical tests directly in your browser — t-tests, ANOVA, regression, survival analysis, meta-analysis, reliability statistics, and more — alongside a guided, AI-assisted workflow that helps you identify the right test for your study design. Alongside the calculators, our blog publishes long-form, plain-English guides on statistical methods, study design, and research writing aimed at medical students, clinicians, and researchers.
Our goal is to make correct statistical analysis more accessible to people who need to run it occasionally — for a thesis, a departmental audit, or a manuscript — without requiring a steep learning curve or a paid license.
Who Runs StatClinic
A product of Auronile
StatClinic is built and maintained by Auronile. auronile.com
The site's calculators, wizards, and blog content are developed and maintained by the StatClinic team. Statistical procedures are implemented using standard, published formulas, and we test our calculators against known reference results wherever possible. As explained in our Terms of Service, StatClinic is an educational and research aid, not a substitute for a qualified biostatistician's review or your institution's own methodology requirements.
How the Calculators Work
Every calculator on StatClinic runs entirely as JavaScript in your browser. When you enter data or upload a file, it is processed on your device to produce a result — it is not uploaded to a server. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.
Using StatClinic in Your Research
If you use StatClinic for statistical analysis in a thesis, manuscript, or report, please cite the software. We provide ready-to-use Vancouver, APA 7th, and BibTeX formats, plus downloadable .bib and .ris files, on our How to Cite StatClinic page.
Get in Touch
Found a bug, have a feature request, or want to suggest a topic for the blog? We'd like to hear from you.