Medical Research Articles for Public

I’m building a health-education portal and need a skilled medical writer who can turn peer-reviewed studies into clear, engaging research articles the general public will actually read and understand. Your task is to translate complex findings into plain language without losing scientific accuracy or nuance. What I need from you • Evidence-based articles written in a conversational tone, free of jargon yet true to the data • Proper citations from reputable sources (PubMed, WHO, CDC, or similar) • A short “why this matters” section that connects the research to everyday health decisions • Delivery in an editable Word or Google Docs file, ready for web publication and free of plagiarism Acceptance criteria An article is considered complete when it meets the word count we agree on, passes a plagiarism scan, reads smoothly for a Grade 8–10 reading level, and includes all cited references in AMA or Vancouver style. When you respond, please tell me: 1. Your medical or scientific background. 2. Example articles you’ve written for non-expert audiences. 3. How many articles you can produce in two weeks and your preferred word count range. I’m ready to get started as soon as I find the right writer, and I’m happy to discuss timelines and milestones that work for both of us.