1) Writing about your healthHow old are you? How tall are you? How heavy are you? Do you think you are fit (tall, short, small, fat, thin,...)?What do you think about your health?What should you do to keep fit and stay healthy in the future?2) Writing about someone's volunteer workWhich arganisation did he/she participate in?When did he/she start to do?Which activities has he/she done?How does he/she feel when he/she does these activities?Giúp mìm nha...
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1) Writing about your health
- How old are you? How tall are you? How heavy are you? Do you think you are fit (tall, short, small, fat, thin,...)?
- What do you think about your health?
- What should you do to keep fit and stay healthy in the future?
2) Writing about someone's volunteer work
- Which arganisation did he/she participate in?
- When did he/she start to do?
- Which activities has he/she done?
- How does he/she feel when he/she does these activities?
Giúp mìm nha mn
As a health writer, you have the opportunity to help your clients and employers create better health outcomes – both directly and indirectly. In practice this could mean bringing a little science to wellness-related services, showing schools and educational institutions the science-backed benefits of good study practices, or taking health and medicine to everyday topics like household cleaning and insurance.
So if you’re looking to broaden your scope and explore some of the more nontraditional roles and opportunities for health writers, here are some creative ways you can put those hard-earned health writing skills to good use.