AIM Biomedical

Therapeutic Areas

Cardiology (including atrial fibrillation, interventional cardiology, cardiovascular surgery)
Diabetes
Digestive Health (including bowel preparation, inflammatory bowel disease [IBD], colorectal cancer, hepatic encephalopathy, chronic hepatitis C virus [HCV] infection)
Immuno-oncology
Infectious disease (including C. difficile infection, pneumonia, skin infection, vaccines)
Medical devices
Medical imaging (including CT, MRI, Optical, PET)
Neurology / Neuroscience (including Alzheimer’s disease, multiple sclerosis, neuropathy, neurostimulation, Parkinson’s disease, spinal surgery, TBI)
Ophthalmology (including retinal disorders)
Osteoporosis
Otolaryngology (including cochlear implants, hearing aids)
Pulmonology (including COPD, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis [IPF])
Rare diseases (including congenital hyperinsulinisim, cardinoid syndrome, fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva [FOP], phenylketonuria [PKU])

Why hire a medical writer?

Professional medical writers are skilled at clearly communicating science. Because they are intimately familiar with style guides, reporting requirements, and proper English usage, professional writers can efficiently process your scientific data into a coherent document.

A good medical writer will add these qualities to your project

1. Efficiency – The writer specializes in creating documents that are logically organized, readable, and scientifically thorough. A professional medical writer can complete the job in a shorter amount of time than someone who does not write all the time.
2. Eye for detail – The writer will take care of endless details of which most authors are unaware but publishers and regulatory bodies take seriously.
3. Adherence to guidelines and requirements – The writer will seamlessly implement any formatting or content requirements in your document, which will go a long way to facilitate the publication or approval process.

Pro Bono

For a select few projects every year, I waive my fee to work with independent researchers who are studying the prevention of chronic diseases (such as diabetes or coronary artery disease) as it relates to nutrition. My goal is to support academic researchers so they can deliver top-notch publications to journals and congresses, and disseminate findings from nutrition-related disease prevention studies. Please contact me for more details and to see if your project qualifies.