Comprehensive Medical Diseases Literature Review

I’m compiling an exhaustive literature review on diseases and disorders within the broader field of medical research and need a writer who can curate, analyse, and synthesise a minimum of 250 peer-reviewed sources. Every paragraph must read as original scholarly prose—no detectable AI generation, no paraphrasing tools, and no recycled content. I will run the finished work through multiple AI-detection and plagiarism-screening platforms, so a purely human voice is essential.

Scope
You’ll map the current state of knowledge on key pathologies, highlight consensus and controversies, and pinpoint gaps that future studies should address. Epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnostic advances, and therapeutic implications should feature prominently, but please keep the central organising theme around diseases and disorders rather than treatments or device-driven technologies.

Structure & Style
• Narrative literature review format, 12-point font, double-spaced
• Clear thematic sections with smooth transitions
• APA 7th citations in-text and in a reference list
• Critical analysis over summary—show why each study matters

Deliverables
• Full review (approx. 15,000–20,000 words to comfortably cover 250 sources)
• Master reference list (≥250 distinct peer-reviewed journal articles, no duplicates)
• Originality report confirming 0 % AI / plagiarism detection
• One-page executive summary distilling main findings

Acceptance Criteria
1. At least 250 unique, properly cited sources focused on diseases and disorders
2. AI-detection score within “human” thresholds across GPTZero, Copyleaks, and Turnitin
3. Coherent, graduate-level academic writing with logical flow and critical insight

If you have a strong background in medical research and a proven track record of producing high-quality, fully human scholarly work, I’d love to see a brief sample of related writing and a timeline for completion.