Medicine’s shorthand terms and easy nicknames are more harmful than you may realize, and reframing them can be powerful.
If you haven’t taken some time to refresh your site recently, now is a good time to do so.
Take into account what you are editing, where it will be published, and who will be reading it to determine which style guide to follow.
Having an editor look over your translation is like testing your translation out on your target reader.
This article looks at text that discusses religion and is aimed at a diverse audience
We updated the AP Stylebook Online Topical Guide on coronavirus terms earlier this year to add some new terms and revise others.
Erin Brenner shares tips for editors whose audience is of one religion.
Editors love a good reference, and there’s one under-the-radar type of reference book that’s particularly well-suited to editors: the usage dictionary.
Author queries are not a power struggle. They’re cooperation in action.
While basic fact-checking skills apply here, medical editors must take extra care when verifying claims and citations.