Guest blog for the ProCopywriters membership organisation.

Whether you realise it or not, as a health writer or health researcher you are exposed to a barrage of health messages and health experiences. Maybe you are writing about a life-threatening disease, reading lots of research articles about mortality rates, or talking to people who have been through a traumatic diagnosis. It’s possible that you yourself have also been impacted by the diseases or conditions you are writing about…

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