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How to write an academic article and not die trying is a writing manual for young health professionals who wish to extend their knowledge to the academic field by writing specialized articles. This manual, written in an accessible, explanatory and clear register, is the result of a systematization of the most relevant information on the exercise of writing academic articles. It not only describes the generalities of the writing exercise, but also provides examples and solutions to the different scenarios that a university student or a young graduate may encounter. How to write a results section, what is a meta-analysis, how should a clinical case study be presented, are just some of the questions that this book aims to answer.
About the author
Ana Karen Mora, researcher, philologist and Academic Master's student in Linguistics at the University of Costa Rica, interested in Plain Language policies within academic writing in Health and Basic Sciences. For four years she has collaborated as a philologist in academic university journals in the areas of Health and Social Sciences.
