Dr. Joseph Nightingale, MBBS, MSc, Author at Sensitivity Check
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Dr. Joseph Nightingale, MBBS, MSc

Health and Science Copywriter and Qualified Doctor

Dr. Joseph Nightingale, MBBS, MSc, is a qualified medical doctor, With a passion for clear communication. Dr. Nightingale's expertise spans various industries, and he is also the editor of Big Picture, an online periodical addressing environmental and climatological issues.

Credentials

  • Master of Science

  • Bachelor of Medicine

  • Bachelor of Surgery

Education

  • University of York

Experience

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.

Contributions

  • New Year Wellness The Benefits of At Home Testing

    New Year Wellness: The Benefits of At-Home Testing

    From vitamin D deficiencies to allergy checks, at-home testing is a simple, cost-effective, and reliable way to diagnose your condition without going to the doctor. These DIY kits often involve sending a sample to a lab for accurate analysis – although some kits provide a result on the day. Millions of people rely on at-home […]

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  • Recognising Symptoms of Food Intolerance

    Recognising Symptoms of Food Intolerance

    Recognising and managing the symptoms of food intolerance is key to a happier, healthier life. Whether you’ve got lactose or alcohol intolerance or you’re sensitive to a particular foodstuff or ingredient, early recognition helps you stay one step ahead of your intolerance. Such symptoms can be highly disruptive – affecting everything from eating out to […]

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  • Understanding Food Sensitivities Can They Disappear Over Time

    Understanding Food Sensitivities: Can They Disappear Over Time?

    Food sensitivities and allergies can occur at any time in life. In fact, of the 10% of adults with food allergies, half of them developed it during adulthood. For what about the reverse? Can food sensitivities go away over time? And is there anything you can do to reduce your symptoms or eliminate your sensitivity […]

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  • How to Relieve IBS Pain Instantly

    How to Relieve IBS Pain Instantly

    Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) can be a highly discomforting condition, causing stomach ache, cramps, bloating, and changes in bowel habits. Stomach pain, in particular, can be persistent, severely undermining a person’s quality of life. Alleviating IBS-related pain is difficult, as patients usually don’t get relief from a single medication. Applying heat, drinking tea, and practising […]

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  • What Causes Food Sensitivities

    What Causes Food Sensitivities

    Ever feel unwell, confused, bloated, or itchy after eating certain foods? You could have a food sensitivity. Sometimes confused with food allergies, food sensitivities aren’t caused by an overactive immune system. Rather, the main concerns are gastrointestinal symptoms, and they’re usually not life-threatening. However, if they’re not caused by an allergy, what causes food sensitivities? […]

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