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Conventional wisdom says you could be the best freelance medical writer in the world, but unless you have a website,...
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If patients and consumers don’t understand patient education materials — or don't know what action to take after reading or...
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Scientific manuscripts are rarely the work of one author. They are the result of complex collaborative relationships. This reality begs...
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Storytelling is the basis for human connection, with oral and written traditions stretching back for millennia. Our brains have evolved...
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One of the most useful acronyms in a medical communicator’s toolkit is IMRAD. It stands for the sections of a...
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Copyright law is complicated, and we’re not legal experts. However, one of the most important aspects of copyright law as...
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Are you taking time for self-care? Medical communicators need to take care of their minds, bodies, and souls to avoid...
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By Donald Harting, MA, MS, ELS, CHCP, President, Harting Communications LLC, Downingtown, PA, and Ruwaida Vakil, MSc, Principal, ProMed Write...
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By Charlotte Crowder, MPH, ELS, Freelance Medical Writer and Editor Use these tips to help medical writers create plain language,...
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Every quality document requires the attention of a thorough editor, and medical and scientific documents require extra care to uphold...
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Engineering Medical Devices with Biocompatibility in Mind
By Michael Alabran, President of PSN Labs Characterizing the risks of medical devices has always been a challenge. Materials are...
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Forget walking 10,000 steps a day. Taking at least 50 steps climbing stairs each day could significantly slash your risk...
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