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  "Transplantation" or "transplant": The ins and outs of correct usage

  Stephanie Deming

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  With regard to “regarding”

  Sarah Bronson

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  Shall we talk about using “will” and “shall” in scientific writing?

  Joe Munch

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  How to manage the use of “managing patients” vs. “managing disease”

  Ann Sutton

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  Who's curious about the correct use of "who" and "whom"?

  Ashli Villarreal

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  Should you have used "would have" or "would of"?

  Bryan Tutt

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  "Synergism" and "synergy": Are they synonyms?

  Sunita Patterson

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  Title case vs. sentence case: A capital thing to master

  Don Norwood

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  Don't let "that" and "which" bowl you over!

  Editing Services, Research Medical Library (formerly Scientific Publications)

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  A quick dash through the uses of hyphens and dashes

  Erica Goodoff

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  Setting the stage for the correct use of person-first language

  Amy Ninetto

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  When should you use "case" and when should you use "patient"?

  Madison Semro

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  Eighty-six this language from your scientific writing

  Joe Munch

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  Altogether useful guidance on "all together" vs. "altogether"

  Editing Services, Research Medical Library (formerly Scientific Publications)

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  A few ways to indicate how many

  Erica Goodoff

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  Today's update on "under way" vs. "underway" is now under way! Read on!

  Ann Sutton

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  A useful, clear, fantastic post on commas between adjectives

  Sarah Bronson

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  "Impute" or "input"? There must be something missing

  Dawn Chalaire

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  Disparities in meaning: "High-risk" vs. "underserved"

  Ashli Villarreal

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  Avoiding apostrophe errors (not error's)

  Bryan Tutt

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  All of the facts about using "all of" and "both of"

  Don Norwood

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  Come to terms with "lapse" vs. "elapse" before more time elapses!

  Joe Munch

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  Basic facts about "acidemia" and "acidosis"

  Tammy Locke