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Women’s History Month

Nancy Smith Senior Vice President, Medical Writing Services After I completed my PhD (in biomedicine with a focus on immunology), I was solidly entrenched in academia as a post-doctoral scientist at the Duke Human Vaccine Institute. While the rapidly evolving…

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Prescription for Success: Streamlining Meetings to Craft Compelling Regulatory Documents

February 29, 2024 | Evan DuBose, PhD and Kelsey Gray, PhD – Clinical Research Scientists | Medical Writing Services   Does scheduling meetings feel like a circus act between juggling multiple calendars and balancing competing priorities? If so, you will…

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Syner-G’s Medical Writing Fellowship Program: Preparing Professionals for a Career in Regulatory Medical Writing

February 16, 2024 | Yash Patel, PharmD, Yamini Purohit, PhD, and Kelsey Gray, PhD – Medical Writing Fellows | Medical Writing Services   Regulatory medical writers play a key role in facilitating the development and compilation of documents that are…

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Useful Tools to Facilitate CDMO Selection Process for Biologics

Selecting a Contract Development and Marketing Organization (CDMO) is not a new topic, and much has been written and learned since CDMO’s first started to become an option in the late 1990s. If the decision is to outsource, selecting a…

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Advice for First Time NDA/BLA Submission Teams

  Our team of medical writers has worked with many clients on marketing applications (e.g., NDA, ANDA, BLA, or MAA) across a variety of therapeutic areas. Each submission is a challenge in its own unique way, but we have found…

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Regulatory Medical Writing: Who is your audience?

  Whether it’s a clinical study report (CSR) for a single clinical study or a Clinical Overview that summarizes a complex clinical development program, it’s often best to consider who you’re writing for at the very start of a writing…

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