Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Reader Takes
Reader Takes is a regular feature where selected op-ed style pieces from the audience at Kevin, M.D. will be published on the blog.
Posts are between 500 and 600 words in length, and can argue any opinion related to medicine and health care.
Original articles that are provocative, well-written, free of grammatical or spelling errors, and generally follow these guidelines are preferred.
Once a reader take is published, it will remain at the top of the blog above the fold for one day. A link to the author's book, blog, or website will be included.
Kevin, M.D. receives in excess of 10,000 visits daily, and is regularly read by major media outlets.
The piece will remain exclusive to Kevin, M.D. and may not be republished elsewhere.
If you are interested in submitting a take for consideration, please contact me.
Posts are between 500 and 600 words in length, and can argue any opinion related to medicine and health care.
Original articles that are provocative, well-written, free of grammatical or spelling errors, and generally follow these guidelines are preferred.
Once a reader take is published, it will remain at the top of the blog above the fold for one day. A link to the author's book, blog, or website will be included.
Kevin, M.D. receives in excess of 10,000 visits daily, and is regularly read by major media outlets.
The piece will remain exclusive to Kevin, M.D. and may not be republished elsewhere.
If you are interested in submitting a take for consideration, please contact me.
