Founded by a Medical Doctor
Clinical understanding informs how we research, structure and communicate medical information.
A physician-led medical content studio bringing together clinical understanding, communication strategy and thoughtful creative work.
Healthcare information often has a long way to travel: from research to a presentation, from clinical terminology to a patient guide, from a product concept to an educational experience.
VEYA exists to make that journey more considered. We combine medical knowledge with editorial structure and visual communication, respecting both the complexity of the science and the needs of the reader.
As a boutique studio, we shape the work around each brief. International in outlook, our communication is developed for the audience, market and channel in question.

VEYA Medical was founded by Gulnaz Shakirova, MD, to bring clinical understanding and creative clarity to healthcare communication.
Her experience in clinical medicine, medical writing and translation informs a practical approach: understand the science, respect the audience, and make every word and visual earn its place.
Gulnaz Shakirova, MD
Founder, VEYA Medical
Gulnaz Shakirova graduated from Kazan State Medical University in 2017. Her clinical experience includes internal medicine and gastroenterology, with work as a day hospital physician since 2020 and leadership of a day hospital department since 2023.
She has written and translated medical materials since 2016, developing content for patients, healthcare organizations and educational projects. Her work spans medical writing, editing, presentations, infographics, medical design and AI-assisted production.
This background describes the founder’s experience. It does not imply authorization to practise medicine in the United States or other jurisdictions.
Clinical understanding informs how we research, structure and communicate medical information.
We prioritise appropriate sources, scientific accuracy and careful interpretation.
Writing, structure and visual hierarchy work together to make complex topics easier to understand.
Medical knowledge meets editorial judgement, thoughtful design and modern production tools.
Materials are shaped for digital channels, scientific presentations and educational settings.
The audience, purpose and context guide the work. Each brief receives individual attention.