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Encore Abstracts and Duplicate Publication: What Congresses and Journals Allow
A trial reads out, the topline goes to the primary congress, and within a week someone asks whether the same results can go to the...
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In-House vs Agency vs Capacity Block: The Real Cost of Outsourcing Publication Writing
Every publications lead and every medcomm delivery director eventually faces the same question: hire another writer, send the work to an agency, or reserve capacity...
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Plain-Language Summaries of Publications: Formats Journals Accept in 2026
A trial paper reaches the specialists who read the journal. A plain language summary of publication reaches everyone else: patients and caregivers, clinicians outside the...
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Reviewer Response Letters for Clinical Trial Papers: A Structure That Gets Acceptance
A response to reviewers letter is the document that decides whether a revised clinical trial paper moves forward. The editor reads it before the manuscript,...
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GPP 2022 Checklist for Industry-Sponsored Manuscripts (With a Contributor Log Template)
A GPP 2022 checklist is only useful if it tells a publication team what to do, in what order, and what to keep on file...
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How Much Does a Medical Manuscript Cost in 2026? Agency, Freelance and Publisher Rates Compared
If you are budgeting a paper for next quarter, the first quote you receive will tell you very little on its own. The medical manuscript...
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Why Industry-Sponsored Manuscripts Get Desk-Rejected: An Editor’s Checklist
An industry-sponsored manuscript can be scientifically sound and still come back within days with a desk rejection: no reviewers, no comments, a two-line letter. For...
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EU CTR Lay Summaries: What Sponsors Must Publish, and When
Every interventional trial run under the Clinical Trials Regulation ends with two results documents, not one. Alongside the technical summary of results, the sponsor must...
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How to Publish a Sponsored Medical Education Book: ISBN, DOI, Disclosure and Timeline
A book is one of the most durable things a medical education budget can pay for. A well-edited clinical handbook or society textbook stays on...
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Satellite Symposium Proceedings With a DOI: Turning a Symposium Into a Citable Record
A satellite symposium can draw a full room and still leave no trace a reader can cite six months later. The slides sit on a...
Read MoreDesk Rejection Criteria: What to Screen, in What Order, and What to Leave to Reviewers
Good desk rejection criteria do two jobs at once: they stop the wrong papers reaching your reviewers, and they stop the right papers being held...
Read MoreHow to Desk Reject a Manuscript Without Inviting an Appeal
Learning how to desk reject a manuscript is not really about deciding. Most editors know within ten minutes which papers should not go to review....
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