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		<title>Medical Writers Give Career Changers Plans of Action</title>
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		<description>Those who are interested in breaking into medical writing received the inside scoop from L. Megan Day and Dr. Susan Dakin, the panelists at the chapter meeting on January 9 at Dreyfus Auditorium at Research Triangle Institute. Day has a bachelor&apos;s degree in chemistry, a master&apos;s degree in anatomy and has written for pharmaceutical companies for 10 years. Dakin has a bachelor&apos;s degree in biology and psychology and a Ph.D. in zoology. Self-employed since 1984, her specialties are scientific writing and proposal writing.</description>
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