I’m commissioning a series of evidence-based health and wellness articles designed specifically for medical professionals. The tone must respect their clinical background—concise, well-referenced, and free of consumer-grade simplifications—yet still engaging enough to be shared within hospital newsletters or professional forums. Scope • Topic range: preventive care, lifestyle medicine, emerging therapies, and similar health-and-wellness themes that resonate with physicians, nurses, and allied clinicians. • Format: article or blog-style prose with clear sectioning, recent peer-reviewed citations (AMA or Vancouver), and a short takeaway summary at the end. • Depth: assume readers already grasp basic physiology, so focus on newest evidence, practical application, and any controversies worth noting. Deliverables 1. 3–5 original articles, 1,200–1,600 words each, delivered as editable Google Docs or Word files. 2. Reference list with active DOI or PubMed links. 3. Meta description (150–160 characters) per article for easy CMS upload. Acceptance criteria • Zero AI-generated text flagged by standard detectors. • Plagiarism report <2 % overlap (excluding references). • Tone and terminology suitable for licensed clinicians. Timeline and milestones are flexible; please include a brief outline of your proposed angles when you respond so we can lock topics before drafting starts.