# Portfolio | Yuki Okajima | Medical Writer

> Medical writing and research notes.


## Posts

- [From Research Paper to Reader-Friendly Explanation](https://teal-jay-210850.hostingersite.com/from-research-paper-to-reader-friendly-explanation/): A research paper and a patient-facing explanation have different jobs. The challenge is to change the structure for readers while keeping the findings tied to what the paper actually reports.
- [How I Write About Medical Uncertainty](https://teal-jay-210850.hostingersite.com/how-i-write-about-medical-uncertainty/): Words such as “may,” “often,” and “is linked to” can sound small, but they tell readers how to interpret a claim. Choosing them carefully is part of being clear.
- [Plain Language Should Keep the Medical Detail](https://teal-jay-210850.hostingersite.com/plain-language-should-keep-medical-detail/): A shorter explanation is not automatically a clearer one. The goal is to make the important detail easier to follow, not to remove the distinctions that make it accurate.

## Pages

- [Portfolio](https://teal-jay-210850.hostingersite.com/)


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