Pediatric News reaches more than 50,000 pediatricians and nearly 3,000 pediatric nurse practitioners every month with the specialty-specific news they must have to keep current in the care of children. From the latest news on vaccines, infectious diseases, and asthma and allergy to developmental disorders, Pediatric News is there with timely, balanced coverage. Specialists rely on Pediatric News for:
Highly qualified medical writers and editors cover hundreds of clinical meetings annually, more than 50 of them concentrated in pediatrics. Whether it's new research presented at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Pediatrics or medical tips shared at a CME meeting, reporters from Pediatric News find the news that doctors need.
The thought leaders in pediatrics contribute regularly to the columns and features in Pediatric News. In the "ID Consult" column, a rotating panel shares its expertise on emerging issues in infectious diseases. In "Behavioral Consult," leading experts in child behavior shed light on this challenging aspect of pediatric practice. "New & Approved" provides expert recommendations on new pediatric indications for prescription drugs. "Letters from Maine," guest editorials, and "Pro & Con" offer opinion on critical issues for pediatricians.
Experienced news reporters provide independent, unbiased coverage of the medical, legal, social, financial, and legislative issues that affect the specialty. Pediatric News is respected by physician readers for its credibility.
High-quality writing and well-organized sections on news, infectious disease, clinical rounds, behavioral pediatrics, opinion, and practice trends facilitate quick reading by busy specialists.
Pediatricians know they can depend on Pediatric News to deliver authoritative, specialty-relevant information with a focus on their practice needs. Advertisers know they can depend on Pediatric News to deliver their message to this key specialty audience.
Clinical studies and specialty trends are reported in Pediatric News months before they are published in medical journals. Pediatricians know that to keep current, they need to read every issue of Pediatric News.