I have a set of 30 existing medical blog posts, each running between 2,000 – 3,000 words. I need every article rewritten so it reads as if it were crafted by an experienced human writer—engaging, clear, and relatable—while staying 100 % accurate and evidence-based. Tone & audience • Keep the voice professional and informative, never chatty, because the posts ultimately serve patients and the general public who rely on trustworthy guidance. • I’ll share a brief style sheet that explains how to simplify jargon, integrate lay-friendly analogies, and add reassuring calls to action without diluting the science. What I’ll provide • The raw draft of each blog in Word/Google Docs format. • Specific references or clinical guidelines that must remain intact. • A short checklist for medical accuracy, citations, and readability targets (grade 8–10). What I expect back 1. A rewritten version of every article that: – preserves all key facts, statistics, and cited studies, – improves flow and readability, – passes standard AI-detection tools as human-written, – is free of plagiarism and grammatical errors. 2. Minor meta additions: suggested title, meta description, and 2–3 SEO keywords per post (I’ll give a template). 3. Delivery via Google Docs, with tracked changes disabled but comments enabled for any clarification points. Timeline Ideally, two polished blog rewrites per week so we wrap up the full batch in about four months. I’m flexible as long as we agree on a realistic calendar and you stick to it. If you have solid experience translating clinical content into patient-friendly prose—and can share samples that demonstrate that skill—let’s talk.