I need a seasoned medical writer to finish an in-depth, evidence-based article on a health and wellness topic aimed squarely at healthcare professionals. The outline and a partially written draft are ready; what’s missing is a polished, publication-ready piece that delivers real clinical value. Key objectives • Expand the draft to a 1,800–2,200-word article that speaks to clinicians’ day-to-day concerns. • Integrate up-to-date peer-reviewed references (PubMed, Cochrane, WHO, CDC) and cite them accurately in AMA style. • Translate complex findings into concise insights while retaining scientific rigour—no oversimplification. • Optimise the final text for online readability (clear sub-headings, meta description, short paragraphs), without compromising technical depth. • Deliver a clean Word or Google Docs file plus a reference list. Acceptance criteria • Zero factual inaccuracies; all claims traceable to the cited studies. • Tone and terminology align with professional readership—assume familiarity with clinical guidelines. • Grammarly score ≥ 95 and plagiarism report < 5 %. • One round of revisions included to fine-tune flow, structure, or citation formatting. If you have demonstrated experience writing for medical journals, hospital blogs, or CME platforms, I’d love to see relevant samples and hear how quickly you can turn this around.