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This month we are re-releasing an old favourite – our Insider’s Insight on clinical study report writing [2]. Among other things, this updated issue provides references to changes in guidelines and information from professional writing bodies. The guide was written by our Head of Medical Writing, Dr. Justin Cook, who has been writing clinical reports for over 18 years. For more than 10 years, Justin has been teaching his team how to write great reports....
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