Personal History
Dr. Joseph Nightingale, MBBS, MSc, is a qualified medical doctor and the founder and CEO of Impeccable Writing, a copywriting agency. Driven by a desire to bridge the communication gap created by technical jargon, Dr. Nightingale has dedicated his career to helping organisations find their unique voice and convey complex concepts in clear, comprehensible content.
Dr. Nightingale's extensive expertise in writing is rooted in his diverse knowledge across various industries. Holding a master's degree in Biodiversity, Ecology, and Ecosystems from the University of York, his exceptional research on the climatological impact of land-use change and greenhouse gases earned him the prestigious Deborah Smith Prize, recognising his significant contribution to global impact beyond the UK.
Apart from his role at Impeccable Writing, Dr. Nightingale is the editor and primary contributor to Big Picture, an online periodical that addresses pressing environmental and climatological questions. As one of the Top Science Writers on Medium.com, his articulate and insightful writings have garnered a dedicated readership.
Posts by Dr. Joseph Nightingale, MBBS, MSc:
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09 Jan 2025 | Allergies, National Days
If you’ve got an allergy, you’re constantly looking for any signs of it in everything you eat. You read the ingredients list, review the restaurant menu, and keep your family and friends informed. It’s a 24/7 task. Yet, sometimes, you find yourself having an allergic reaction despite your best efforts. Maybe you didn’t realise you […]
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24 Dec 2024 | Health Tests, National Days
During the Christmas season, we put our bodies under a lot of pressure. We eat too much unhealthy food, we drink too many glasses of alcohol, and we sit around getting next to no exercise. Little wonder, when the New Year rolls around, we’re all vowing to swear off alcohol and junk food for the […]
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21 Nov 2024 | food intolerances, Nutrition
Whether you’re trying to lose weight, opting for a keto diet, or just getting your carbs under control, low-carb vegetables are a sensible solution. We usually associate carbs with heavy foods like bread, pasta, and potatoes. However, some vegetables contain a surprising amount of carbohydrates. Unfortunately, there’s no universal definition for low-carb diets, let alone […]
