English - 
international
language
of science

Learned journals are the most important forum for the exchange of scientific information. Publication is also a lasting and definitive record of achievement. 

Credit for a breakthrough typically goes to the first group into print, and the more widely read and authoritative the publication the better. At present, the first choice journal is likely to be in English.

That is not to say that English is better than, say, French, Spanish or Mandarin Chinese (the most widely spoken language on earth) - just that it is more useful at present.


It's a tool - keep it sharp
Like all tools, English is most effective when kept sharp and in expert hands.


Our clients
Current and former clients include major international health bodies (such as the WHO), CHU Departments, multi-national pharmaceuticals companies, and individual authors.
  
 

 
 
 
 
Who we are
and what
we can 
do for you

Our writers and editors are native English-speakers with up to 15 years of experience in medical publishing over a wide range of subject areas. 

Send us your manuscripts, and we will ensure that they are:

• concise

• unambiguous

• expressed in impeccable English appropriate for the intended readers (i.e., specialist or general, American or British)
  

If you have a journal in mind, we can advise you on its editorial and technical requirements and guide you through the submission process.


How much it costs, and how long it takes
Our fees for a project depend on its length and complexity. As a guide, the charge for reviewing a standard 2-3000-word article is generally in the range of 3-500€.

We would expect to return a straightforward paper within about 3 working days.