Real-world evidence for veterinary & animal-health companies

Your clinic data, turned into published science.

Evidence that veterinarians trust. You collect real-world data from your clinics; I turn it into a peer-reviewed publication your team can cite – from spreadsheet to journal.

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DVM · PhD · Lead author in Nature Portfolio & IJMS journals · Scientific Advisory Board, Morris Animal Foundation

Recognition

“…a testament to her dedication to the veterinary profession and to animal-health research.”

Ike Nicoll · President & CEO, Morris Animal Foundation

Member, Veterinary Student Scholar Scientific Advisory Board · Morris Animal Foundation

What I do for you

Scientific credibility is what turns a good product into a trusted one.

Peer-reviewed evidence gives your product credibility with veterinarians, key opinion leaders and regulators. I make it possible even without an in-house research team.

Evidence, published

Manuscript writing & journal submission

I write publication-ready manuscripts from your data and choose the journal that fits your study best. I then manage submission and guide the paper through peer review.

The clinical story

Clinical data analysis

Send me your collected data – messy is fine. I organize and analyze it (hands-on in SQL, Python, and Power BI), and find the story that supports your product's evidence base. I work across therapeutic areas, with particular depth in regenerative medicine, immunology, orthopedics, and dentistry.

The whole project

Scientific project planning & KOL engagement

Need stronger evidence for your product? I can plan and manage the whole scientific project – from study design and setup to finding the right Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and building research collaborations.

New markets

Japan market entry & scientific liaison

Planning to enter the Japanese veterinary market? Working from Japan, I help with the regulatory, scientific and cultural side.

Who I work with: veterinary and animal-health companies of all sizes – product, supplement, and device makers, clinics, and university research groups. My current clients are in Europe, and I'm glad to work with teams anywhere.

How it works

A simple, end-to-end process.

1

You send your data

Your clinics collect real-world data on your product, and you send it to me.

2

I organize, analyze & write

I clean and analyze the data, shape the concept, and write the full manuscript to journal standard.

3

Your science gets published

I handle journal submission and support you through revisions until your study is published.

Operating from Japan, I offer European clients a “Follow-the-Sun” advantage: analysis and drafting happen overnight, ready for your morning review.

Dr. Indrė Matsuzaki

DVM · PhD · Veterinary researcher

  • Clinical roots: licensed veterinarian (DVM) with several years' small-animal clinical experience in dentistry and oral surgery.
  • Academic rigor: PhD; lecturer at the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences and researcher at Kagoshima University, Japan.
  • Recognition: Scientific Advisory Board member at the Morris Animal Foundation.
  • Business background: former Global Business Development Manager in Germany, where I also organized international scientific workshops – I understand both the science and the commercial side.

When primatologist Dr. Birutė Galdikas signed her book to me, she wrote “in deep appreciation of your love of animals.” That love still drives my work as a Lithuanian vet-scientist: helping clinics turn the data they already have into published evidence that improves animal care.

Portrait of Dr. Indrė Matsuzaki, veterinary scientific consultant

Scientific impact

Selected publications in peer-reviewed journals

First author. Peripheral mononuclear cell composition in platelet-rich fibrin in canines with chronic conditions. (2022)
First author. microRNAs are abundant and stable in platelet-rich fibrin and other canine autologous blood products. (2023, Q1)
Elevated expression of miR-301a and its functional roles in canine oral melanoma. (2024)
Upregulation and functional roles of miR-450b in canine oral melanoma. (2024)
Prevalence and characterization of dental and skull-bone pathologies of the raccoon dog in Lithuania. (2023, Q1)

International conference highlights

European Veterinary Dental Forum
The use of platelet-rich fibrin membrane in post-extraction dental wounds in dogs with chronic conditions (Kraków, 2023).
WSAVA World Congress
Wound treatment in the dog using platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) membrane (2021).

Books

Co-author
Domestic Animal Reproductive System – veterinary textbook, Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (2023).
Co-author
Domestic Animal Skeletal Anatomy – veterinary textbook, Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (2021).
Dr. Indrė Matsuzaki holding her doctoral dissertation on canine platelet-rich fibrin
My doctoral dissertation on canine platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) for tissue regeneration – Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, 2023.
Dr. Indrė Matsuzaki presenting at the European Veterinary Dental Forum
Presenting research at the European Veterinary Dental Forum – Kraków, 2023.

Full publication list on Google Scholar, ORCID, and ResearchGate. Some earlier work is published under my maiden name, Indrė Jasinevičiūtė.

Questions

Frequently asked

Can you handle the whole process, from raw data to a published paper?

Yes. That's the core of what I do – you send the data your clinics collected, and I organize it, analyze it, write the manuscript, and manage submission to a peer-reviewed journal.

I'm a small veterinary company – is this only for big biotech?

No. Most of my work is with small and mid-size animal-health companies and clinics that have valuable real-world data but no in-house scientific writing team.

What kind of data can you work with?

Real-world clinical data collected from veterinary practices – case records, treatment outcomes, product performance. It doesn't need to be clean or organized before you send it.

Do you help with entering the Japanese market?

Yes. Working on the ground in Japan, I can support the scientific, regulatory, and cultural aspects of entering the Japanese veterinary market.

How is a project priced?

Every project starts with a written estimate of the hours for each stage. You're invoiced monthly for the hours actually worked, with a time report.

How long does it take?

A full manuscript usually takes about four to six weeks from receiving the data to a submission-ready paper. Journal review time comes on top of that.

Let's talk

Let's talk about your data

Book a free 30-minute call. Tell me what data you have and what you'd like it to become – I'll tell you honestly whether and how it can be published.

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