Our health communication blog posts discuss the latest evidence-based writing techniques to help you write more effective health content. Browse all posts in the series here.
The Health Communication Research Review highlights new and exciting research in health and medical communication. This series aims to give you ideas and inspiration for creating effective, useful health content that makes a difference. Click on the links to read the full studies (some articles may require a fee). To retweet or not to retweet: […]
These days, you can find podcasts on just about any topic – and, thankfully, there are plenty of interesting and helpful podcasts for health and medical writers. Here are our top picks to get you started.
The spread of misinformation, weaponised health communication, and more – browse the latest health communication research here.
The Health Communication Research Review highlights new and exciting research in health and medical communication. This series aims to give you ideas and inspiration for creating effective, useful health content that makes a difference. Click on the links to read the full studies (some articles may require a fee). Working out content for Chinese fitness […]
The Health Communication Research Review highlights new and exciting research in health and medical communication. This series aims to give you ideas and inspiration for creating effective, useful health content that makes a difference.
Motivational factors, text messages and more – browse the latest health communication research.
Eye movement patterns, health halo claims, genetic cancer risk information, pamphlets v online content and more: browse the latest health communication research.
Low health literacy is a risk factor for potentially preventable emergency room visits, and vaccine info in comic form helps to make an impact. Those are just two of many new findings in the field of health communication.
Reactance, food labelling, HPV vaccines, and more – browse the latest in evidence-based health communication.
Natural cigarettes create a ‘health halo’. Preconception care as ‘the next frontier’. Friends don’t let friends smoke. There’s always plenty of new, interesting research in our field – and, there’s no shortage of writing strategies to try out, too.
Health literacy in school students, Instagram’s potential, reducing alcohol consumption through self-affirmation, and more – explore the latest findings in health communication.
This series aims to give you ideas and inspiration for creating effective, useful health content that makes a difference.
Our new Health Communication Research Review highlights new and exciting research in health and medical communication.