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Sleep disturbances are increasing for a variety of reasons. A sleep aids writer is an expert on this subject and possesses a range of knowledge on the subject. Their expertise ranges from harmful effects of sleep deprivation to snoring and investigations into the problem. They are well informed on the latest sleep aids, how technology is affecting the specialty and the research behind these developments.
A sleep aids writer is able to produce material for a range of audiences from clinical staff to an anxious patient or an industry white paper briefing. They understand the economics behind the sleep aids industry and apply this knowledge to create compelling content.
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Ruby S
Last online about 7 hoursI love to travel and immerse myself in different cultures. I have written Lifestyle and Travel pieces for travel and tours sites, e-commerce platforms, and offline businesses over the years. In addition, my Biology degree and training in Practical Nursing helps me write Healthcare and Sciences articles.
Customer Ratings:Jasmine Henry is a Seattle-based freelance writer, with specialties in technology, analytics, software, and related fields. She holds a MS degree in Informatics & Analytics, and a Graduate Certificate in Health Care Informatics from Lipscomb University in Nashville, TN. Her work has appeared on Forbes, HP Nucleus, IBM Big Data Hub, Time, ADP Spark, Reuters, and more.
Customer Ratings:Autumn has a BA in Journalism from Arizona State University, where she was accepted to the Barrett Honors College. Since 2008, she has written content focusing on the law, real estate, business, insurance, travel, education, digital marketing, and social media. There are few topics she hasn't written about at this point, but she loves learning something new every day, so she's always up for the fun of researching and writing about new subjects.
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Amanda G
United States •I specialize in taking complicated medical and scientific information and turning it into reader-friendly material. I hold a bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences and a master's degree in Biomedical Sciences, with strong knowledge of pharmacology, biochemistry, microbiology, and genetics, as well as healthcare in general and dentistry specifically. I have over a decade of experience in both writing and healthcare and can tackle any topic with enthusiasm and professionalism.
Customer Ratings:Accomplished, thorough, enthusiastic. 37+ years of experience in writing for all mediums. Founded and operated my ad agency for 32 years. Have worked with ALL types of business... retail to corporate, industrial and healthcare.
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The best way to find the perfect sleep aids content writer for your business is to read writing samples they have published in the past. All Scripted writers offer writing samples to potential clients to showcase their talent and experience. Check out these blog posts from a few of our sleep aids writers:
The Future of Bladder Exstrophy Care in China
Bladder exstrophy care in China today
Dr. Zhou Huixia is the first to acknowledge that when it comes to the treatment of bladder exstrophy, China's medical system has room for improvement. Larger centers like Beijing and Shanghai are well-equipped to treat the condition, but in the less-developed autonomous regions, like Tibet and the far-west province of Xinjiang, children born with bladder exstrophy have far less access to necessary medical care. Unfortunately, it is these autonomous regions that see the country's highest concentration of children born with bladder exstrophy.
When asked about the reason for China's uneven distribution of bladder exstrophy...
Read MoreOptimizing Your Ophthalmology Practice: A Comprehensive Plan that Includes Digital Marketing & More!
Doctors are often so caught up in the day-to-day operations of being a doctor -- which includes, of course, caring for patients -- that they don't think to take the time to market their actual ophthalmology practice. And, in today's digital age, that marketing includes a plan for optimizing a website and performing a wide variety of digital marketing services for yourself and for your practice. In this blog post, then, we're going to discuss the various ways that you, as an ophthalmologist, will be able to market your business quickly and effectively using some of the best known digital...
Read MoreHold End-of-Life Conversations Early to Build a Treatment Plan around Patient Values
As a physician, you strive to provide your patients with the best medical care possible – to manage their chronic diseases, to send their cancer into remission, to rehabilitate them after a stroke. But when is it too much? Do you know when your patients want treatment and when they would rather be made comfortable to let their illness take its course? How do you know the right time to initiate these end-of-life discussions? "As people's capacities wane, whether through age or ill health, making their lives better often requires curbing our purely medical imperatives – resisting the urge to...
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