Brazilian Portuguese Medical Articles

I’m commissioning a series of educational health articles in Brazilian Portuguese aimed at the general public. Every piece must translate sound, evidence-based medical information into clear, engaging language that a lay reader can act on without struggling through jargon. You’ll receive a brief or headline for each topic—typically common conditions, prevention tips, or healthy-lifestyle guidance. From there I expect rigorous research using reliable sources such as PubMed, WHO reports, or the Brazilian Ministry of Health, with references cited at the end of the text. Accuracy is non-negotiable, yet the tone should remain friendly and accessible. A background in medical writing or clinical work is a strong plus because I need someone comfortable interpreting studies correctly and spotting potential misinformation. Deliverables • Original articles (≈ 800–1 000 words) in Brazilian Portuguese, delivered in Word or Google Docs • Logical structure: introduction, body with sub-headings, concise takeaway section, short reference list • SEO-ready metadata: title, meta description, 3–5 focus keywords I review each draft alongside a medical consultant and may request revisions for clarity or factual precision. When a draft meets the brief and passes our accuracy check, I’ll sign it off and move straight to the next article.