The Past, Present, and Future of Medical Misinformation
The spread of medical misinformation is a serious issue, especially online. Medical communicators can help protect the public by sharing scientifically valid information.| blog.amwa.org
The spread of medical misinformation is a serious issue, especially online. Medical communicators can help protect the public by sharing scientifically valid information.| blog.amwa.org
Discover how AI in medical research is transforming clinical trials—boosting efficiency, refining design, and advancing scientific communication.| blog.amwa.org
An overview of the 10 main grant components of a National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant and tips for writing a successful grant proposal.| blog.amwa.org
To launch your medical freelance writing business, choose a business structure, learn legal requirements, and set up finances.| blog.amwa.org
Discover how medical writers can leverage healthcare SEO strategies to improve content visibility in an AI world.| blog.amwa.org
Organizations and journals are adapting to the growth of AI in medical writing by updating policies and recommendations to ensure that humans maintain control over content.| blog.amwa.org
Medical writers can help bridge the gap between personal experience and scientific communication, ensuring that patient-authored content serves both the individual storyteller and the broader health care community.| blog.amwa.org
A guide to some of the pressing ethical issues in medical communication and how to find resources to address ethics and best practices.| blog.amwa.org
Medical communicators can learn to use artificial intelligence (AI) tools responsibly to augment their work, yet only humans can take responsibility for authorship.| blog.amwa.org
Tips on transferring and obtaining the skills necessary to transition to a medical writing career from research or academia.| blog.amwa.org
Successful medical communicators need to look beyond technical skills and hone the soft skills that will help them survive and thrive in the workplace.| blog.amwa.org
