Sitting on both sides of the clinical trial
I am not your typical clinical trial participant. I glossed over the finer details of the informed consent documents. I asked the study staff some very specific questions about the …
I am not your typical clinical trial participant. I glossed over the finer details of the informed consent documents. I asked the study staff some very specific questions about the …
How authors can spot predatory journals ICMJE committee members recently published an editorial about how to recognize and avoid predatory or ‘pseudo’ scientific journals, co-hosted in the Annals of Internal …
Put on your parenting hat next time you’re responding to peer review feedback for a scientific manuscript, and see if you get results!
We’re honoring all of the work happening behind the scenes in medical communications and the people involved. Let’s take a peek behind the curtain.
Warning: None of this content was written by GenAI. On a quick glance, scientific writing by generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) can seem to be good. But if you look closely …
Publication extenders summarize key points from peer-reviewed publications to get bite-sized content to healthcare providers for easy and quick consumption. Let’s dive in!
You need to wear different thinking caps when you write NIH grant applications or scientific manuscripts, because reviewers are dissecting each document in unique ways.
The best medical animations are synced with a powerful and clear voice over script, to help the viewer understand complex scientific concepts and follow a story. Learn how to write a voice over script for 3D medical animation.
AI is a new tool that can (and should) be leveraged to speed up some specific parts of the writing process that can be automated – saving time and mental bandwidth for the parts of the process that need idea generation and critical analysis. AI won’t do an expert job writing your manuscript for you 🙁
New ideas for medical communications, and a wish list for the office from AIM Biomedical.