New Medical Editing Service Provides Plagiarism Detection for Researchers
Indianapolis, IN: Peak Medical Editing, LLC, a new medical editing company, has been established by John Essex, former Editor in Chief of two U.S.-based scientific journals—American Pharmaceutical Review and Pharmaceutical Outsourcing. The company officially launched April 1 and provides comprehensive professional medical and scientific manuscript editing service for the international scientific community.
The company’s mission is to help scientists, including those who are not native English speakers (ESL authors) clearly convey their ideas and research with the written word and thereby improve their chances of acceptance in scientific journals.
“There are many scientists and clinicians who have performed remarkable research but encounter a difficult time getting published in high-impact peer-reviewed journals due to the complex nature of the English language,” said Essex. “I can help these authors revise, sharpen, and get the best out of their manuscripts, so I founded Peak Medical [Editing] to give full-time focus to editing these important manuscripts.”
According to Essex, no amount of errors is acceptable before a manuscript is submitted to a journal, so all manuscripts at Peak Medical Editing undergo a comprehensive, constructive edit and review that includes:
• Plagiarism detection
•Substantive editing
• Proofreading
• Proper reference formatting
About Peak Medical Editing, LLC: Peak Medical Editing, LLC, is a medical editing service for scientific manuscript authors, including ESL authors, to engage prior to submission to academic peer-reviewed journals. For more information, visit www.peakmedicalediting.com.
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