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As part of their role, medical writers andeditors are expected to be excellentproofreaders with the ability to identify andremedy mistakes such as grammatical,spelling or formatting errors. This articledetails the steps that can be taken with eachproofread to assist you in becoming anefficient and adept proofreader. Theaccompanying exercises provide examples ofcommon mistakes and inconsistencies youmay come across when editing andproofreading scientific content.
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