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What I Learned at Experimental Biology
As the yearly meeting of 6 scientific societies, Experimental Biology is unique because it brings together a wide variety of scientists: anatomists, physiologists, molecular biologists, biochemists, cell biologists, pathologists, nutritionists and pharmacologists. As...
Writing Tip Sheets
I hope you are well, enjoying 2016. I have been busy this year compiling the most important tips I use to write documents into tips pages. I am happy to announce that tips sheets on Writing Manuscripts, Writing Abstracts, Writing Posters, and Presenting Posters are...
Blogging for Profit
On January 24, 2016, AMWA New England hosted a roundtable brunch. The topic of my roundtable was Blogging--for clients as well as my freelance business. We discussed the differences in writing for various audiences. For example, when I started writing blog posts for...
What I learned at AMWA 2015
I had a good trip to the national meeting of the American Medical Writers Association (AMWA). In a few days I learned a lot, and I want to share some of the highlights of the meeting with you. The best thing about AMWA is the number of people I met and networked with....
Writing in Groups
When manuscripts are written in groups, it is typical for each author or team member to write one section. When the sections are all written, the team comes together to read and make the manuscript into one voice. While this is one way to write manuscripts in groups,...
Ethical Standards in Medical Publication
This year I will be co-teaching Ethical Standards in Medical Publication with Cindy Hamilton. As we prepare our course materials, I want to share the most common issues in scientific papers with you. They are: plagiarism, duplicate publication, redundant publication,...