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Covid-19 immunity likely lasts for years, according to a new study. That should alleviate fears that the covid-19 vaccine would require repeated booster shoots. https://t.co/MV4rrHlpTp
.@Australian_Navy runs recruitment campaign that shows Google translating Beyoncé song lyrics, highlighting their need for human translators; looks to fill 40 vacancies for Cryptologic Linguist. https://t.co/IsiTEHMvFF #xl8#australia#cryptology
In today’s article, EAP’s director, Karen Sexton, talks about the importance of setting boundaries in handling tricky requests from business clients. Happy reading! https://t.co/XE62tf7N6I via @LinkedIn
FREE resources for non-communicable disease care for HCPs, created by a collaboration between major actors in global health to equip front-line health workers with integrated, mobile-first education on NCDs, such as cardiovascular disease . https://t.co/9qUzmtXzgt…
We celebrate Clinical Trials Day. Thanks to clinical trials, there are so many cures, vaccines and other amazing, and sometimes miraculous, drugs.
As translators of clinical trials, we are PROUD to play a small part, enabling clinical trials across cultural and language borders.
In this post, our director, Karen Sexton, discusses the importance of observing and making conscious decisions in order to surf the wave of uncertainty brought on by the current COVID-19 pandemic. Stay safe! https://t.co/BRp9VM0xiR via @LinkedIn
In post 2 of the 10 things translators should do every day, our director, Karen Sexton, shares habits 6-10 that have helped her develop her freelancing business leading to the foundation of EAP Medical Translations ltd., in 2016. https://t.co/uW8p4YCFIU via @LinkedIn
In this two-part series of posts our director, Karen Sexton, suggests 10 habits that freelance translators should develop and try to do every day to further their translation businesses.. https://t.co/sWcikJBlLB
In this week’s article, our director, Karen Sexton, shares 5 reliable resources in English that are excellent for medical research.
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This week, our director, Karen Sexton, provides 5 tips for medical translators who want to stay at the top of their game. If you are a medical translator, check these out and let us know your thoughts. Would you add any tips to this list?
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Want break into the Brazilian medical translations market? Read on. EAP’s director Karen Sexton shares some of her experience of 18+ years.
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In just a couple of months the new coronavirus that emerged from the Chinese city of Wuhan has spread around the world, sparking a race to find treatments and vaccines against it.https://t.co/Fh0Lei7GCK via @BBC_Future
This article discussed how medical translators must understand how medical terms were and are coined, so that they can make smart and informed decisions about how to accurately translate new or unfamiliar terminology.
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@slatornews@florianfas@binazzi Very interesting perspective on not being tied down to an LSP by using their TMS. I would argue though that a good approach would be to partner with one reliable LSP per language pair. In our experience, this helps ensure consistency and quality, regardless of the technology used