Medical and Science Writing
Evidence-based writing | Independent samples
Three sourced explainers for educated general readers, covering consumer skin science, magnesium and sleep, and creatine during sleep deprivation.
Skills demonstrated: Literature review · Evidence calibration · Consumer health writing · Source documentationOverview
This collection demonstrates how I translate biomedical research into clear consumer-facing writing while preserving uncertainty, study limitations, and practical context. Each sample includes its supporting references.
Included samples
Why intimate skin can react differently
A consumer skin-science explainer on anatomical differences in barrier permeability and surface chemistry.
Does magnesium actually help you sleep
A measured look at mixed evidence, population differences, and why plausible mechanisms do not automatically prove benefit.
Creatine for the brain
A science explainer distinguishing broad cognition claims from preliminary evidence in the specific setting of sleep deprivation.
What the work demonstrates
Locating and interpreting primary and secondary scientific literature
Calibrating conclusions to the strength and limits of the evidence
Explaining mechanisms without losing the reader
Writing concise takeaways without turning uncertainty into false certainty
Project note
Independent educational writing samples, not personal medical advice.