Pediatric News reaches over 54,000 pediatricians once a month and offers:

Incisive & Timely Medical Meeting Coverage
A team of over 60 professional journalists report from over 500 medical meetings each year. They attend the sessions and conduct the interviews that result in the news articles that physicians rely on to keep up to date on a wide range medical advances that they can use in their daily practices.Pediatric News reports late-breaking clinical trial results and specialty trends months before they are published in medical journals. Pediatricians know that to keep current, they need to read every issue.

Expert Perspective and Commentary
The thought leaders of pediatrics contribute regularly to the columns and features in Pediatric News. "New and Approved" features expert evaluations of recently approved drugs. "Behavioral Consult" gives perspectives on approaches to behavioral and development disorders. “ID Consult” gives insight on the changing landscape of infectious diseases. “Letters from Maine” looks at pediatrics at the frontline of practice. “Special Needs: Realizing Potential” gives pediatricians guidance on assisting children with special needs and their parents.

Broad and Balanced News Coverage
Since 1967, Pediatric News has provided independent, unbiased coverage of the clinical, regulatory, legislative, and financial news of family medicine. We meet the broad-based practice needs of pediatricians with sections on Behavioral Pediatrics, Clinical Rounds, and Infectious Diseases. Pediatric News is respected by physician readers for its accuracy and credibility.

Practice Trends Goes Beyond Clinical News
Changes in reimbursement and other regulatory and legislative news that have an impact on medical practice are addressed in our Practice Trends section and our “Policy & Practice” column. “Health Policy: The Fine Line” looks at regulatory and legislative developments that affect pediatric practice. “Efficient Pediatrician Practices” provides office management tips that save busy pediatricians time and money.

Readability & Reliability
Pediatricians know they can depend on Pediatric News to deliver authoritative, specialty-relevant information with a focus on their practice needs. Advertisers and sponsors of supplements can rely on Pediatric News to reach this key primary care audience.

Catherine Nellist, Editor
Pediatric News
Catherine Nellist joined IMNG in 1984 as a medical reporter and served as editor of three IMNG publications prior to taking her current position in 2001 (Ob.Gyn News, Clinical Psychiatry News, Skin & Allergy News). Catherine graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor of arts degree from Dickinson College, and started her career in science reporting and editing at IMNG.