www.internalmedicinenews.com

#1 in Readers and Exposures since December 2003

Over 120,000 internists and related subspecialists rely on Internal Medicine News to cover the world of medicine with breaking news, on-site medical meeting coverage, and expert perspectives in print and online. Since 1968, our independent reporting has focused on impacting the way these specialists practice medicine. New multi-format programs with the quality and reputation of Internal Medicine News offer sponsors opportunities to reach physicians with podcasts, newswires, e-newsletters, and custom programs.

Source:  Focus, IM-O&H, Average Issue Readers and Exposures, December 2003-June 2009

The PowerBuy
Family Practice News + Internal Medicine News Plus (pdf)

Top 10 Combinations

	The PowerBuy Plus
	Cardiology News (pdf)
	Clinical Neurology News (pdf)
	Clinical Psychiatry News (pdf)
	Clinical Endocrinology News (pdf)
	Ob.Gyn. News (pdf)
	Cardiology News + Endocrinology News (pdf)
	Clinical Psychiatry News + Caring for the Ages (pdf)
	Additional Combinations
	Family Practice News + Ob.Gyn. News (pdf)
	Clinical Psychiatry News + Pediatric News (pdf)
	Pediatric News + Skin & Allergy News (pdf)

Podcasting

Physicians are listening to IMNG podcasts on their computers and on the go. Click here for more information.

Internal Medicine
Front Cover Custom Distribution: Expand your brand’s message with cover tips to the full circulation.

Convention Distribution: You can take advantage of additional distribution at annual meetings with in-paper advertising and with cover tips.

Best Practice Series:  Monthly sponsored column written by Key Opinion Leader and appearing in Internal Medicine News. Column focuses on disease-state, case-based, or evidence-based medicine.

Call Phil Soufleris, Kathleen Hiltz, or Cathy McGill for more information.

Beyond medical newspapers:  Build awareness for your brand through highly visible Elsevier/IMNG e-products and custom programs.

Learn more about custom programs and e-products, and review samples selected from the range of physician audiences: