user10456: Now that the Health SE has opened, it seems that there is a good reason for questions to be moved there, since as far as I can tell there are a large number of questions here that get closed for the reason of being health questions. 
Will it be possible to add a custom move to Health SE, alternatively, a custom off topic reason when voting to close can be useful too. 

user9943: Just to add my 2-cents worth: Health.SE has a very premature appearance with a lot of specific self-help questions of wildly varying quality. I would not easily encourage folks to post their questions there if they seek scientific input. Biology.SE is definitely more mature.

user6: Health is a very early beta site, those never get a migration path. A new site should find their scope on their own, older sites pushing questions to a new site can be problematic.
Migration paths are in general only established between graduated sites, and only if there is a clear need for them.

10456: <p>Now that the <a href="https://health.stackexchange.com/">Health SE</a> has opened, it seems that there is a good reason for questions to be moved there, since as far as I can tell there are a large number of questions here that get closed for the reason of being health questions. </p>

<p>Will it be possible to add a custom move to Health SE, alternatively, a custom off topic reason when voting to close can be useful too. </p>
 9943: <p>Just to add my 2-cents worth: <a href="https://health.stackexchange.com/">Health.SE</a> has a very premature appearance with a lot of specific self-help questions of wildly varying quality. I would not easily encourage folks to post their questions there if they seek scientific input. Biology.SE is definitely more mature.</p>
 6: <p>Health is a very early beta site, those never get a migration path. A new site should find their scope on their own, older sites pushing questions to a new site can be problematic.</p>

<p>Migration paths are in general only established between graduated sites, and only if there is a clear need for them.</p>
