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What 2025 Taught Us About CME Writing—and What It Demands of Medical Writers in 2026

In 2025, CME didn’t just adapt—it recalibrated. AI expectations rose, timelines compressed, and the evidence pipeline itself became harder to trust as key research and public health resources were altered, restricted, or removed. For CME writers, these pressures aren’t abstract: they’re changing what clients need and what writers must bring—judgment, transparency, and strategic partnership. Heading into 2026, the differentiator won’t be output alone, but the ability to contextualize uncertainty, make reasoning visible, and protect the capacity to do high-integrity work.

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