Academic & publication writing
Manuscripts, evidence synthesis, literature reviews, theses, publication strategy, and journal-ready scientific narratives.
Founder & Director · Anchoris Pharma Limited
Pharm.D. · Pharmaceutical Scientist · Medical Writer
Connecting rigorous pharmaceutical science with clear, credible communication for academic, medical affairs, and regulatory audiences.
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Professional profile
“My work begins with the science and ends with the reader: what they need to understand, decide, or do next.”
Dr Marjan Gholghasemi is a Pharm.D.-trained pharmaceutical scientist, medical writer, and Founder & Director of Anchoris Pharma Limited. Her work brings together evidence appraisal, scientific precision, and audience-aware communication.
Her research interests span molecular neuroscience, neuropharmacology, neurodegeneration, pharmaceutical analysis, and evidence synthesis. Across academic, commercial, and regulatory settings, she focuses on transforming complex source material into writing that remains traceable, proportionate, and genuinely useful.
Areas of practice
Manuscripts, evidence synthesis, literature reviews, theses, publication strategy, and journal-ready scientific narratives.
Evidence-led content for healthcare professionals, advisory boards, scientific exchange, and medical education.
Structured, traceable documents designed around source integrity, review readiness, and compliance-aware workflows.
Selected scholarly work
A scholarly contribution within rare disease and neurological literature.
ResearchGateComparative evidence synthesis across spinal fusion approaches and patient outcomes.
ResearchGateQuality-of-life and psychological considerations in advanced neurodegenerative disease.
ResearchGatePharmaceutical analysis combining analytical methods with adaptive modelling.
ResearchGateThe pharmacy journal
Independent reflections by Dr Marjan on how we understand medicines and communicate the evidence around them.
3 articles
A mechanism can be elegant without being decisive. The more important question is what it means for a defined patient population, at a defined dose, against a meaningful comparator.
A practical framework for moving past the abstract and asking who was studied, what was compared, what changed, and how certain we can be.
Clear writing should reduce confusion, not manufacture certainty. A note on confidence, qualifiers, and keeping conclusions proportionate to evidence.
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