Discover the essential pathways to medical writing basics, AMWA, EMWA certification. Learn about professional credentials and advance your career in medical communications.
Chapter 3: Editorial Style Guides – AMA, CSE & International Standards
Discover essential editorial style guides including AMA Manual and CSE Standards. Learn how to apply these comprehensive guidelines for consistent academic writing and research papers.
Avoiding Wordiness & Redundancy: Tips for Clear Writing
Imagine reading a thick work report. Your eyes start to glaze over from too many adjectives and repetitive parts. Every sentence feels like a big hurdle. But don’t worry. We’ve all been there. The good news is, learning to write clearly is the first step to making text understandable. Focusing on writing concisely means cutting out the extra fluff. This is similar to how Michelangelo…
Effective Use of Transitional Words and Phrases in Scientific Manuscripts
Ever felt overwhelmed by a scientific paper? You’re not alone. Early on, I wrote a paper that felt more like a roller coaster than a journey. My advisor pointed out that my transitions were missing. He said they made my argument hard to follow. This was a defining moment for me. It highlighted the key role transitions play in making our writing clear. Mastering Transitional…
Parallel Structure in Lists and Comparisons for Scientific Writing
In a lively coffee shop, I overheard two young scientists speaking. One was finding it hard to structure her sentences for a research paper. The other enjoyed speaking about grammar and joined in. They talked about the importance of using parallel structure in lists and comparisons for scientific writing. The grammar lover explained that parallelism makes sentences clear and smooth. She gave an example: “‘I…