Health Articles for General Public

I need a series of engaging, evidence-based health articles that translate current medical research into plain language the average reader can act on immediately. The content must balance accuracy with approachability, avoiding jargon while still referencing reputable sources such as peer-reviewed journals, CDC updates, and WHO guidelines.

Scope of work
• Collaborate with me on topic selection—preventive care, nutrition, exercise, mental wellness, or other timely themes that resonate with everyday readers.
• Research, draft, and polish articles of roughly 800-1,200 words each, structured with clear headings, short paragraphs, and a friendly, motivational tone.
• Integrate SEO keywords naturally so the pieces rank well without feeling forced.
• Provide citations or links for every scientific claim, formatting them as endnotes or inline references.
• Deliver the final copy in an editable Google Doc or Word file, thoroughly proof-read and ready to publish.

Nice-to-have
While the written content is my priority, I’m open to a clean formatting touch or even a simple abstract logo that can brand the article series for online use. Feel free to suggest ideas, but only if it doesn’t compromise the writing timeline.

Acceptance criteria
1. Content is factually correct, pitched at a 10th-grade reading level or below, and free from medical jargon.
2. All claims are backed by at least one credible, traceable source.
3. Text passes standard plagiarism and grammar checks.
4. Articles arrive by the mutually agreed deadline, ready for immediate upload.

If this aligns with your expertise, let’s start discussing the first batch of topics and a realistic schedule.