Medical Writing

Comparison of Modern Medical Writers, Shakespeare, and ChatGPT

Let’s compare three distinct writers, modern medical writers, William Shakespeare, and ChatGPT.

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The staggering extent of paper mills in cancer research

A BMJ study finds nearly 10 percent of cancer research papers may be linked to paper mills, raising concerns about research integrity.

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AI: Solving a Problem That Doesn’t Exist

When trial findings are not reported the resulting gaps in the scientific record distort evidence synthesis, misdirect clinical...

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The Enduring Problem of Under-Reporting

When trial findings are not reported the resulting gaps in the scientific record distort evidence synthesis, misdirect clinical...

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Why Clinical Trial Report?

Under existing regulatory frameworks, clinical study report is the established term used globally, particularly grounded in ICH E3

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The Growing Role of Patient-Reported Outcomes in Clinical Study Reports

The world's first human COVID challenge trial has been given the green light

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Increasing Complexity of Clinical Study Reports

The world's first human COVID challenge trial has been given the green light

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Medical Writing vs Artificial Intelligence: Threat, Tool, or False Debate?

Discover how artificial intelligence is affecting medical writing, where its limits lie, and why human judgement remains critical for...

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Write Like an AI

If writing were merely a word optimisation problem, a contest of order, fluency, and speed—then the machines already have us beat.

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Medical Writing 2026: Adapting to AI and Rising Complexity

Explore how artificial intelligence, economic pressure, and regulation are transforming medical writing, and what this means for quality and...

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Typefaces, Fonts and Features

Even when font choices are restricted, understanding the communicative power embedded in typography allows us to make more deliberate,...

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Scientific Documentation: Mindful Archives vs. Instant Access

Tim Hardman reflects on how information storage and access have changed over 40 years, contrasting mindful archiving with instant digital...

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The Estimand Framework in Clinical Trials: Why It Matters

Learn how the estimand framework improves clarity in clinical trials, how intercurrent events are handled, and why ICH E9 (R1) matters for...

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Artificial Intelligence vs. PubMed: The Future of Literature Searching

Can AI replace PubMed? Compare the speed of LLMs with the precision of traditional databases in medical writing and scientific research.

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Scientific Writing Tips: 5 Common Habits to Avoid

Discover 5 common scientific writing habits to avoid. From nominalisation to comma misuse, get expert tips to refine your clinical research...

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Quality control tips when reviewing clinical study reports

Once all the subjects have gone home, the samples have been analysed,

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Titanic clinical protocols

Experience at Niche has taught us that clinical study protocols are born in the white-hot fire

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Keep it brief…

Never judge a book by its cover –we know

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Five reasons abstracts are important

There is a short summary of a scientific paper called an abstract

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Typing two spaces...

There are people everywhere who use two spaces after a full-stop.

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Shorter titles get more citations

Titles are the first thing readers see, yet often they are addressed

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Good Publication Practice 2: Drivers Toward GPP3

If you have been involved in the pharmaceutical industry for any length

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Efficient Document Editing: A three-phase workflow

You can waste a considerable amount of time when reviewing and editing

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Editing tip: Size is important

Writing that is short is vigorous.

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