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Dear Co-Authors,

I want to take a moment to remind everyone of the core purpose of the Co-Authorship Program—it is not for financial gain but to provide pre-meds, medical professionals, and doctors with a chance to establish themselves as authorities in their fields while contributing to the medical community.

Publishing a book independently can be prohibitively expensive. According to Reedsy, the average cost to self-publish a book ranges from $2,940 to $5,660, covering essential services like editing, design, and marketing. (https://blog.reedsy.com/guide/how-to-self-publish-a-book/cost-to-self-publish/?)

Our program is designed to make this process accessible without such overwhelming costs, ensuring both quality and impact.

That said, if you have doubts or concerns about the cost, which is understandable, ask yourself:
• Is this project worth it?
• Who benefits from this?
• Will this help my career in the future?
• For example, if I plan to practice privately?
• Or during interviews for highly competitive positions?

If your answers are yes—that you benefit from this—then isn’t it worth investing in? Especially considering that the amount is far less than the statistics for self-publishing or even traditional publishing?

This program is not for those who simply want to write without a clear objective .
The goal is to create meaningful work that benefits both the authors and the medical community.

With that in mind, our new project is still open.

📌 Project Details:
1: Step 1, fill out the form: https://forms.gle/WwwcW71f2aDkP6QP6

2: Attach a DOC or DOCX file with your manuscript sample.
Choose a chapter from the books table of contents and write about 2 pages. 📄

All rights to your text belong to you and won’t be used without your permission.

Here is the link 🔗 to the table of contents: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-dU6ev5XMyjLFnHjmPUo7QBmyfBi3JhQ-EApyb815H0/edit?usp=sharing

If you have any questions, feel free to send a private message. Let’s make the most of this opportunity!

Best regards,

Yesterday, I had the privilege of visiting the Dean’s Office at Lviv National Medical University "Danylo Halycky" in Lviv, Ukraine.

I met with the Vice Dean to discuss the official release of our book, Plastic Surgery Demystified—now available on Amazon—and to share the powerful vision behind the co-authorship program that made it possible.

This initiative, founded by Ruben Nersesian, is a groundbreaking opportunity not only for medical professionals, but also for students, university professors, and anyone in the medical field who is passionate about contributing to academic literature and gaining visibility in their field.

Our mission is simple yet bold: to eliminate financial and institutional barriers and empower aspiring authors to co-write and publish books that elevate their academic and professional standing. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or just beginning your journey in medicine, this program is your gateway to becoming a published author and thought leader.

It was an inspiring and hopeful discussion, and we are now actively working to bring this initiative to more universities across borders.

The future of medical writing is collaborative, inclusive, and filled with possibility.

Become a free member of our co-authorship program and start your journey as a published author. Register now on our homepage.

As a young doctor or medical student, contributing to research is essential—but not all publications offer the same value. While journal articles are common, they often summarize well-known information and provide limited practical experience. Co-authoring a book, on the other hand, offers hands-on learning, professional visibility, and opportunities to apply knowledge in practice. This guide highlights the key advantages of writing a book over publishing a standard article.

Advantage Article Co-Authoring a Book Why It Matters for a Young Doctor

Learning & Mastery

Often just a review or basic analysis

Writing a chapter requires organizing information, analyzing data, and deep understanding

Forces you to master the topic at an expert level

Mostly theoretical

Opportunity to create guides, algorithms, or practical workflows

Experience turning knowledge into tools for patient care

Author listed, but few read

Name on the book cover; recognized in professional circles

Adds value to CV, portfolio, and future career

Minimal, often student-prepared

Hands-on experience structuring and editing content

Develops professional communication and academic writing skills

Short, limited analysis

10–20 pages per topic with references, cases, and figures

Enables deeper engagement and understanding of the topic

Rarely requires own analysis

Encourages independent data search, interpretation, and conclusions

Strengthens analytical skills, essential for clinical reasoning

Minimal

Work with co-authors, editors, mentors

Builds professional connections for future opportunities

Theoretical recommendations

Practical advice, guides, or protocols can be applied

Direct link between knowledge and patient care, motivating young doctors

Often behind paywalls

Publicly available, widely shared

More visibility, broader professional influence

None

Opportunities to present chapters, the book at conferences

Improves public speaking and professional presence

Usually none

Potential royalties, paid participation, plus co-author status

Adds tangible value to career growth and CV

While journal articles serve an important role in disseminating knowledge, co-authoring a book provides a practical, visible, and career-boosting experience. For young doctors, the process of writing, collaborating, and presenting content accelerates learning, builds professional networks, and creates lasting impact on both personal development and patient care. Participating in a book project is not just about sharing knowledge—it is about shaping your professional future.