The very reason for publishing is to capture and transmit the vast reservoir of information culled from clinical and experimental research to the medical universe. Without publishing, the written word, the efforts and accomplishments, as well as the knowledge gained from medical research would be lost, potentially leading to unnecessary repetition and redundancy, or worse, harmful paths. Publication provides a long-term, tangible product of the investment in research, and serves to archive trial results. This book is meant to be a comprehensive, state-of-the-art guide to medical writing based on why to write and publish as much as how to get precise, informative, clear messages across to the readership.