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In medical communication, language is a vehicle to share knowledge and information, but also an important tool to communicate complex topics to non-expert audiences. Strong communication skills are essential for … Read more
I was editing a document that summarized the research for a cancer drug. The writer had written: Patients with stage III or IV disease often have a relapse. I didn’t … Read more
Phrases such as “trending toward significance,” “approaching statistical significance,” “almost statistically significant,” or “on the brink of significance” should never be used to describe a P value. And yet you … Read more
The confusion around the use of the terms percent versus percentage can be addressed very easily.
Improve your writing with one of the most easily applied editing tools of the trade–removal of redundant and expendable words and phrases.
Word choice is a powerful tool for communicating effectively to lay audiences.
Although one frequently sees dose and dosage used interchangeably, these terms are not synonymous.