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comprehensive report on a two-day meeting of leading neuroscientists
and educators. The report included summaries of the formal presentations
by leading medical researchers and educators and a tightly written
summary of the wide-ranging topics covered in breakout sessions and
floor discussion.
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EyeWorld |
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Correspondent for a national news magazine for ophthalmological surgeons. Wrote feature articles ranging from general topics, such as an update on a glaucoma prevention program and opthalmological surgery insurance coverage in Europe, to highly technical, such as reports on laser surgical techniques and sophisticated diagnostic imaging instruments, preventing infection during refractive surgery, and trends in refractive surgery. |
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Researched and wrote an 8-page brochure describing the services and technology of a sophisticated, lifelike cardiac catheterization training device and system for physicians and technicians. The company’s previous brochure, while handsomely produced, lacked punchy, persuasive copy. Researched applicable medical literature, regulations, and training standards to make sure essential concepts were incorporated into the new text, which was written in a compelling yet professional style that would appeal to an audience of hospital CEOs and cardiologists. |
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Journal of Clinical Ultrasound |
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Copy editor for the
first peer-reviewed journal devoted to diagnostic ultrasound. Edited
every paper and other copy for adherence to journal style as well as
correct grammar, punctuation, and English usage — often
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Perfect English, Ltd |
For a Swedish scientific editing service, copy-edited medical manuscripts written by non-native English speaking researchers before submission to peer-reviewed journals. Service included mini-lessons on correct grammar and usage based on errors found in the manuscripts. |
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MediMedia, Inc |
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Wrote original abstracts of papers from medical journals to be published on promotional 365-day desk calendars for physicians. The abstracts could not be based on the authors' abstracts, could be no longer than 900 characters, and could have titles no more than 50-characters. The papers summarized reported on hepatitis D infections, ischemic colitis, pediatric psychosis, laparoscopic cholecystectomy, and other psychiatric, medical, and surgical issues. |
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