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Word for Word
 

Word for Word provides advice on correct and precise word usage for biomedical writers. Each column represents the consensus of Editing Services' 13 editors.

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  • An Airtight Explanation of Hypoxia vs. Hypoxemia by Sarah Bronson

    An Airtight Explanation of Hypoxia vs. Hypoxemia

    Sarah Bronson

  • Getting to the Heart of the Matter: Atrial Fibrillation vs. Atrial Flutter by Don Norwood

    Getting to the Heart of the Matter: Atrial Fibrillation vs. Atrial Flutter

    Don Norwood

  • Avoiding Dehumanizing Language by Ann Sutton

    Avoiding Dehumanizing Language

    Ann Sutton

  • Getting Your Ducks in a Row: Using "As Follows" Correctly by Sunita Patterson

    Getting Your Ducks in a Row: Using "As Follows" Correctly

    Sunita Patterson

  • Where to Find Approved Protein Names Online by Amy Ninetto

    Where to Find Approved Protein Names Online

    Amy Ninetto

  • Where to Find Approved Gene Names Online and How to Use Them by Amy Ninetto

    Where to Find Approved Gene Names Online and How to Use Them

    Amy Ninetto

  • The Dictionary: Beyond Basic Definitions by Ashli Villarreal

    The Dictionary: Beyond Basic Definitions

    Ashli Villarreal

  • Using Commas with Dates and Locations by Editing Services, Research Medical Library (formerly Scientific Publications)

    Using Commas with Dates and Locations

    Editing Services, Research Medical Library (formerly Scientific Publications)

  • Hyphenating Temporary Compounds: A Low-Stress Guide by Bryan Tutt

    Hyphenating Temporary Compounds: A Low-Stress Guide

    Bryan Tutt

  • All Ready or Already? by Kathryn Hale

    All Ready or Already?

    Kathryn Hale

  • First Things First: Deciding Between First and Firstly by Tammy Locke

    First Things First: Deciding Between First and Firstly

    Tammy Locke

  • Majority of or Most? by Ann Sutton

    Majority of or Most?

    Ann Sutton

  • Are Control Subjects "Healthy"? by Lizzie Hess

    Are Control Subjects "Healthy"?

    Lizzie Hess

  • Between "Among" and "Between" by Sarah Bronson

    Between "Among" and "Between"

    Sarah Bronson

  • Get Your Questions Answered with (the AMA Manual of) Style by Sunita Patterson

    Get Your Questions Answered with (the AMA Manual of) Style

    Sunita Patterson

  • Would You Say You're Apt, Likely, or Liable to Read This Entry? by Joe Munch

    Would You Say You're Apt, Likely, or Liable to Read This Entry?

    Joe Munch

  • Weighed or Weighted: A Weighty Question by Erica Goodoff

    Weighed or Weighted: A Weighty Question

    Erica Goodoff

  • -ic or -ical: When Suffixes Are Problematic (Problematical?) by Bryan Tutt

    -ic or -ical: When Suffixes Are Problematic (Problematical?)

    Bryan Tutt

  • There There, It's Not That Hard: Choosing Between Thereby and Therefore by Amy Ninetto

    There There, It's Not That Hard: Choosing Between Thereby and Therefore

    Amy Ninetto

  • One Life to Live: Life Span versus Life Expectancy by Dawn Chalaire

    One Life to Live: Life Span versus Life Expectancy

    Dawn Chalaire

 
 
 

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