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Ergonomics for the Hard-Working Medical Writer

We writers often talk about the mental and emotional labor of writing. But writing is physical labor as well. When we think of physical...

How Medical Writers Can Write About Weight Without Causing Harm

How medical writers describe weight, weight loss, and weight maintenance shapes readers’ knowledge and attitudes. Growing research also...

How to Transition From the Laboratory to Medical Writing

Perhaps you’ve been working every day in a laboratory for several years and want to explore a new career that gives you the flexibility...

Medicine Garden Tour

On Saturday morning June 15th, a group of AMWA-NE chapter members along with some of their families gathered at Elizabeth Park's Annual...

Integrating AI Tools and Strategies Into Medical Writing: A Hands-On Workshop With Núria Negrão, PhD

In the next 2 to 3 years, AI will revolutionize the field of medical writing by offering improved accuracy, faster turnaround times, and...

Unleashing the Power of Real-World Evidence in Drug Development

The New England Chapter was pleased to host Unleashing the Power of Real-World Data in Drug Development with Janel Titus, PhD in March....

Remembering Judy Linn

Judy Linn (March 4, 1939–May 8, 2023) was a founding member of the New England Chapter and a central figure in AMWA for nearly half a...

Jill of All Trades: Recognizing Jill Shuman's AMWA Leadership

Her LinkedIn profile may limit her professional roles to “pharma librarian, information professional, and copyright specialist,” but...