Is procrastination holding you back from accomplishing all that you want? Do you live or work with someone who procrastinates and you...

On Saturday morning June 15th, a group of AMWA-NE chapter members along with some of their families gathered at Elizabeth Park's Annual...

In the next 2 to 3 years, AI will revolutionize the field of medical writing by offering improved accuracy, faster turnaround times, and...

Judy Linn (March 4, 1939–May 8, 2023) was a founding member of the New England Chapter and a central figure in AMWA for nearly half a...

We writers often talk about the mental and emotional labor of writing. But writing is physical labor as well. When we think of physical...

The New England Chapter was pleased to host Unleashing the Power of Real-World Data in Drug Development with Janel Titus, PhD in March....

Improv Happy Hour led by Carla Eisenstein was a delightful gathering for AMWA members. Drawn from diverse backgrounds, yet united by a...

How medical writers describe weight, weight loss, and weight maintenance shapes readers’ knowledge and attitudes. Growing research also...

Her LinkedIn profile may limit her professional roles to “pharma librarian, information professional, and copyright specialist,” but...

On April 24, the AMWA New England chapter convened via video chat to talk about Unrest, Jen Brea’s autobiographical 2017 documentary...

Perhaps you’ve been working every day in a laboratory for several years and want to explore a new career that gives you the flexibility...

On January 23, AMWA New England chapter members gathered on Zoom for our annual book club. Ellie Lin and Peter Stein hosted the meeting...