Translating Research Skills into Medical Writing Success

If you’ve spent years running experiments, analyzing data, or publishing your research findings, you already hold many of the core competencies needed for a medical writing career. Transitioning from academia … Read more

Writing for Readability: Making Complex Topics Clear Without Oversimplifying

In health and disease-focused writing, clarity is a responsibility. Whether we’re explaining topics focusing on oncology breakthroughs, emerging infectious diseases, or chronic condition management, our writing directly shapes understanding and … Read more

What Samples Should You include in Your Medical Writing and Editing Portfolio?

Building a compelling medical writing or editing portfolio is essential for showcasing your expertise and attracting potential clients or employers. Including a diverse range of writing samples demonstrates your expertise, … Read more

AI for Medical Writers and Editors

This week’s blog post is coming in just under the deadline wire because, admittedly, I’ve been distracted by all the goings-on in the world of tech. It’s CES week, when all the cool new tech is revealed. I’m especially interested in NVIDIA’s Project DIGITS, an “AI supercomputer on your desk.” This could be a game-changer for small businesses that benefit from running a model more specific to their industry with more straightforward security (I’m looking at you, freelance writers and editors).

But, DIGITS aside, today we share some tools you can use to judge for yourself which approach to AI is secure and fits your business needs.

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