Share Your Expertise. Advance Medical Knowledge.
We’re looking for passionate medical professionals, researchers, and healthcare writers who want to share their knowledge with the world. Your voice matters. Your research deserves a platform.
Medical research is evolving faster than ever before. New discoveries emerge daily. Treatments improve. Lives change. And yet, bridging the gap between complex research and practical understanding remains a challenge.
That’s where you come in.
We believe that great medical writing can transform how people understand health and science. Whether you’re a practicing physician, a PhD researcher, a medical student with fresh perspectives, or a healthcare communicator, we want to hear from you. Our platform reaches thousands of readers who are hungry for accurate, insightful, and engaging medical content.
What We’re Looking For
We welcome contributions across all areas of medical research and healthcare. Your expertise is valuable. Here are some topics that resonate with our audience:
- Clinical research findings and their real-world applications
- Breakthrough treatments and emerging therapies
- Public health initiatives and epidemiological studies
- Medical technology innovations and digital health solutions
- Disease prevention strategies and wellness research
- Mental health research and psychological interventions
- Pharmaceutical developments and drug discovery
- Healthcare policy analysis and patient care improvements
- Surgical techniques and procedural advancements
- Nutritional science and metabolic research
But don’t let this list limit you. If you have something important to say about medical research, we want to read it.
Our Editorial Philosophy
We value clarity over jargon. Science over sensationalism. Evidence over anecdote. Your writing should inform, not intimidate. Make complex concepts accessible without dumbing them down. That’s the sweet spot.
Submission Guidelines
Content Requirements
Quality matters more than quantity, but we’ve found that comprehensive articles typically work best. Aim for 500 plus or 1,200 to 2,500 words. That gives you enough space to explore a topic thoroughly while keeping readers engaged.
Your article must be original. We don’t accept previously published content or simultaneous submissions to other publications. Plagiarism is an automatic rejection. AI-generated content doesn’t meet our standards either—we need your human insight, experience, and analytical thinking.
Writing Style
Write like you’re explaining something important to an intelligent colleague over coffee. Be conversational but professional. Use active voice whenever possible. Short sentences work well. So do longer, more complex ones when you need to explain intricate concepts or relationships between ideas.
Vary your sentence structure. This creates rhythm. It keeps readers engaged.
Technical terms are fine when necessary, but always define them clearly the first time you use them. Not everyone has a medical degree. Even those who do might not be familiar with terminology outside their specialty.
Research and Citations
Back up your claims with solid evidence. Reference peer-reviewed studies, clinical trials, and reputable medical sources. We prefer recent research (within the last five years) unless you’re discussing landmark studies or historical context.
Use APA or Vancouver citation style. Include in-text citations and a full reference list at the end of your article. We fact-check everything, so accuracy is crucial.
Structure and Formatting
Start with a compelling introduction that hooks readers immediately. What’s at stake? Why should they care? What will they learn?
Use subheadings to break up your content. They guide readers through your argument and make complex information more digestible. White space is your friend.
Include a clear conclusion that summarizes key points and offers practical takeaways or future directions for research.
What We Don’t Accept
- Promotional content or thinly veiled advertisements
- Unsubstantiated health claims or pseudoscience
- Content that could harm patients if misinterpreted
- Articles written primarily for SEO rather than readers
- Overly technical pieces without proper context
Author Benefits
Contributing to our platform offers more than just publication. You’ll gain exposure to a dedicated readership of healthcare professionals, researchers, students, and engaged patients. Your author bio includes links to your professional profiles, helping you build your reputation in the medical community.
We promote every published article across our social media channels. This amplifies your reach significantly. Plus, you’ll join a network of medical writers and researchers who regularly collaborate and share opportunities.
Submission Process
Ready to contribute? Here’s how it works:
First, send us a brief pitch outlining your proposed article. Tell us the topic, why it matters, and what unique perspective you bring. This should be just a paragraph or two. If we’re interested, we’ll invite you to submit the full manuscript.
Include the following with your submission:
- Your complete article in Microsoft Word or Google Docs format
- Links to your professional profiles or website
- Any relevant images, graphs, or figures (with proper attribution)
Our editorial team typically responds within two weeks. If accepted, we may suggest revisions to strengthen your piece. This is normal. We work collaboratively with all our authors to produce the best possible content.
Editorial Standards
We maintain high standards because our readers trust us. Every article goes through a rigorous review process. We check facts. We verify sources. We ensure medical accuracy and ethical considerations are addressed.
Our editors may make changes for clarity, grammar, or style consistency. Significant structural changes will always be discussed with you first. You’ll see the final version before publication and can request modifications if needed.
Ready to Share Your Research?
We’re excited to hear from you. Send your pitch or submission to:
Questions about our submission process? Reach out anytime. We’re here to help you share your valuable insights with the world. The medical community needs voices like yours.