Monday, April 6, 2009

Forum Discussions at Medical Writing Network

From time to time I like to call attention on interesting discussions at the MWN. You may be interested in participating in this one: Writing in Big Pharma - what would you like to know?

9 comments:

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Unknown said...

Hi there. Im looking for some online medical writing communities/forums to discuss about ideas etc. Any suggestions? Thanks! Saffron

Anonymous said...

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Anonymous said...

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