Sildenafil congress abstract
Structured results within a strict word limit, with every number traceable to the data.
Read the abstract →Changing healthcare is hard. Communicating it shouldn't be.
I'm Crystal Olivas-Rasmussen, PhD, a biochemist and medical writer. I help pharma and biotech teams, and the healthcare creatives who work with them, turn complex science into clear, accurate, review-ready communication.
One study, told three ways: a congress abstract, a slide deck, and a plain language summary built from the same clinical data. Plus a poster and a conference talk from my own research.
Structured results within a strict word limit, with every number traceable to the data.
Read the abstract →Clinical data organized into a clear story for an HCP audience.
View the slides →The same study rewritten for patients and the public, at an everyday reading level.
Read the summary →Original research designed for a busy poster hall: one clear message per panel.
View the poster →An invited oral presentation of mechanism and drug discovery data at a Gordon Research Seminar.
Slides available on request
Persuasive copy still has to survive medical, legal, and regulatory review. These samples show how I connect each claim to its source and catch problems before reviewers do.
Six claims checked against the prescribing information and trial papers, with fair-balance and trademark flags.
Read the review →Promotional claims pinned to their exact sources, plus the overreach a reviewer would catch.
See the annotated copy →Early-stage teams need non-dilutive funding and clear scientific stories for investors. I write both, working directly from your data.
A one-page Specific Aims with a clear gap, testable hypothesis, and go/no-go milestones.
Read the Specific Aims →A non-confidential summary that makes circadian biology clear to investors without a science background.
Read the one-pager →Peer-reviewed research spanning circadian biology and the phenylketonuria enzyme, plus science written for a general audience. Earlier papers are published under Crystal A. Khan.
I hold a PhD in Biochemistry and Biophysics and spent 15 years in academic research at UT Southwestern Medical Center before founding Olivas-Rasmussen Medical Writing LLC. My work has appeared in Nature Chemical Biology and Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics.
I check every claim against its source, verify every number, and deliver on time.