Official Newspaper of American College of Surgeons
#2 in High Readers and Exposures to the General Surgeon

General surgeons rely on Surgery News every month to cover the world of medicine with breaking news, on-site medical meeting coverage, and expert perspectives both in print and online. The official newspaper of the world’s oldest and largest surgical association has been published in partnership with Elsevier Society News Group, a division of IMNG, since 2005. Our independent reporting focuses on impacting the way general surgeons practice medicine and news from ACS keeps active members up-to-date on educational opportunities and policy initiatives.

Source:  Media-Chek, June 2009, GS-O&H, High Readers; Focus, June 2009, GS-O&H, Average Issue Exposures

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American College of Surgeons
96th Annual Clinical Congress
October 3-7, 2010
Washington, DC
www.facs.org

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Focus on ACS and General Surgery
The print version of Surgery News reaches all US-based general surgeons and other ACS member requestors while Surgery News on-line at www.facs.org is available to the full membership of the College (over 60,000 worldwide) in an interactive edition that gives your advertising extra impact. All links are live, which enable on-line readers to connect with you just by clicking on www.facs.org

American College of Surgeons - 96th Annual Clinical Congress
Washington, DC  October 3 – 7, 2010  www.facs.org

• Bonus distribution and special advertising opportunities in connection with the October issue of Surgery News. Contact Betty Ann Gilchrist for more information.

• Enduring materials derived from industry-sponsored satellite symposia. Contact Mark Branca for more information.

ESNG is the publisher of the official ACS monthly newspaper Surgery News. As a division of Elsevier, the world's largest medical publisher, with years of experience in creating supplements and monographs, ESNG is uniquely positioned to produce materials that are of the highest quality and that deliver the greatest clinical impact. ESNG can assist with your program in the way that works best for you; whether building your program from scratch or working with a third party medical education company.
 
Enduring materials range from traditional print monographs and supplements to an mix of electronic products including CD-ROMs, webcasts and podcasts. Further, ESNG has the ability to promote and deliver these materials to the broadest possible audiences through its many other media and database resources.