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As a researcher and educator in microbiology and infectious diseases, I often came across the incorrect use of terms related to microorganisms and their activities. As a medical communicator, I … Read more
I recently had the privilege of co-chairing the 2024 John P. McGovern Award Lectureship, the most important event of the American Medical Writers Association Southwest Chapter. Mimi Swartz, an executive … Read more
In a previous post, we discussed how removing unnecessary words can help writers create clear, concise, and engaging content for a wide range of readers. Shortening sentences is another helpful … Read more
After an earlier mini blog post, How Can Writers Use AI, that briefly discussed some ways medical writers use generative AI, Damiana shared how she uses AI to overcome the … Read more
An important skill in health writing is the ability to integrate the insight, opinion, and research of experts. While not every article type may feature quotes from experts, incorporating the … Read more
As medical communicators, we should keep in mind that patients have unprecedented access to health, medical, and scientific content. Let’s remember that we’re all patients! We should consistently use language … Read more
In a recently published post, Kelly highlighted some of the ways writers can use AI tools. She talked about how these tools can assist with tasks, such as content generation … Read more
Many of us choose to become medical writers because we truly enjoy writing. However, working in medical communications involves managing multiple tasks and responsibilities, which can divert our attention from the … Read more
Many medical writers began asking this question when ChatGPT became accessible to consumers in November 2022. The first answer is that medical writers, along with almost everyone else, were already … Read more
You may see inoculate, immunize, and vaccinate used interchangeably, but in the context of infection and immunity these words have different meanings. Inoculate means introducing a substance (a vaccine, microorganism, or … Read more