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Writer with decades of experience creating B2B content, both straight journalism and ad copy, across a broad range of channels. Adept at turning complex stories into clear, compelling hooks. (Credo: there are no boring subjects, only boring writers.) Specializing in healthcare, legal and business content.
By now, you probably know that plastic recycling is a scam. If not, this white paper lays out the case in devastating detail. To summarise, amid calls to reduce plastic garbage in the 1970s and ’80s, the petrochemical industry put forth recycling as a red herring to create the appearance of a solution while it continued to make as much plastic as it pleased. [journalism, environment]
Despite oncologists’ best efforts to kill them, cancer cells, like all living things, tend to cling tenaciously to life. In doing so, the disease employs a fiendish array of strategies that are so complex, multifarious, and drawn out it can almost feel like practitioners are matching wits against a conscious adversary. [journalism, healthcare]
Quitting alcohol is easy. People do it all the time. Staying sober long-term, however, is a different story. [journalism, healthcare]
Electric vehicles continue to gain traction in the U.S. auto market. Last year, Americans bought nearly 450,000 EVs-an 83% jump over 2020. With many federal and state governments pushing for lower CO2 roadway emissions, EV demand is expected to soar during the next decade. [custom content, insurance]
Pharmaceutical companies put a lot of stock in innovation. Indeed, it's the very watchword of their existence. But it's the innovation of chemists working in a laboratory creating lifesaving drugs, not of engineers working in a factory resolving production-line inefficiencies. [journalism, global markets]
Small to medium-sized businesses have many reasons to consider upgrading from shared hosting to a virtual private server (VPS). VPSs can rival some features of dedicated servers and the cloud at a fraction of the cost. Those include improved security, more bandwidth, disk space and uptime, greater flexibility and control over things like portals, and privacy policy. The list goes on. [sponsored content, tech, ghostwritten]
The man is a gambler. Say what you like about the 45th president of the United States, but there is no denying the breadth of his achievement or the level of risk he took to get there. This reality TV star broke, upended and openly mocked every rule the political class ever held dear, spent one tenth the money of his opponent 's campaign, and yet somehow still managed to pull off one of the most astonishing political victories in the history of western civilisation. [journalism, politics]
Mobile applications make it easier than ever for physicians to supercharge their ‘peripheral brain.’ [journalism, tech]
Medico-legal doctrine has long been ambivalent regarding the employment of physicians by anyone else besides other physicians. For most of the last century, it was considered unethical. [journalism, business]
By some estimates it costs a million dollars per month to perform the average clinical study. And that number is increasing roughly 5% to 7% over inflation every year. [journalism, tech]