Language editing supports grammar, clarity, and flow while preserving scientific meaning. This service does not influence editorial decisions and does not guarantee acceptance.

• Grammar, spelling, and punctuation correction
• Consistency of terminology and abbreviations
• Clarity improvements for complex methods and results
• Formatting guidance for captions and references

Language editing does not replace scientific review or statistical validation. Authors remain responsible for the accuracy of methods and results.

Consider editing if English is not your primary writing language or if multiple co authors contributed to the manuscript.

Editing is offered in English and should be requested before submission when possible.

1. Prepare the manuscript and supporting files
2. Email the editorial office with a summary of needs
3. Receive confirmation of scope, timing, and any fees

Files shared for editing are treated as confidential and used only for the requested service.

Turnaround times depend on manuscript length and complexity. The editorial office will confirm timelines before starting work.

Editors focus on grammar, flow, and consistency while preserving the authors intended meaning.

Language editing does not provide methodological review, statistical validation, or interpretation changes.

Authors remain responsible for the accuracy of data, analyses, and clinical conclusions.

If required, editors can highlight areas where clarity may affect interpretation.

Editing is optional and requested only by the author.

Editors may also flag ambiguous phrasing that could obscure clinical relevance.

Editing can clarify complex clinical pathways, streamline long sentences, and standardize terminology for biomarkers and target subtypes.

Consistency in units, abbreviations, and figure references improves comprehension and reduces reviewer requests for clarification.

Clear language helps reviewers focus on scientific merit rather than readability concerns.

Authors receive edited files and can accept or reject suggested changes to maintain scientific intent.

Well edited manuscripts often move through peer review with fewer minor language revisions.

Clear writing also supports accurate indexing and improves readability for multidisciplinary audiences.

Editing can also improve the clarity of cover letters and responses to reviewers.

Authors often report improved confidence after language editing support.

Clearer manuscripts reduce editorial queries during proofing.

Polished language improves readability for global audiences.