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Distributed quarterly at the Point-of-Care in over 70 retail partner chains, at 34,000+ pharmacy counters and 255,000 copies in doctors’ offices, MediZine’s Healthy Living motivates consumers when and where they make health & wellness decisions.
3.19 million circulation 11.8 million readers*
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Every quarter marketers know who they are reaching with REMEDY, where adults opt-in by providing highly targeted personal health information through a Permission Marketing model. Additionally, 150,000 copies are distributed in doctors’ offices.
2.515 million circulation 5.5 million readers*
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Utilizing a highly effective Permission Marketing model, REMEDYDirect database gives you pinpoint reach to solution-seeking consumers who have provided personal health and lifestyle data in return for relevant health materials via direct mail.
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Providing high quality, permission-based consumer marketing opportunities, REMEDYDigital opens a dialog for brands with targeted solution seekers when they are thinking about their health via online and mobile.
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Inspiring a mass audience of diabetes sufferers and caregivers, Diabetes Focus reaches readers quarterly when and where they seek diabetes solutions in over 35 retail partner chains at 24,000+ retail counters nationwide.
1.52 million circulation 5.8 million readers**
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Distributed in high-traffic medical specialists’ offices, nationwide, RemedyMD®, a vertical health education program, provides targeted reach to solution-seeking patients in the crucial moments surrounding the patient-doctor conversation. Available in single sponsored formats, each edition delivers authoritative, research-based education in health categories relevant to the sponsor.
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Providing authoritative expertise in communicating in-depth, research-based health information for everyday well-being and condition management, in print and online, University Health Publishing is the preferred publishing partner for the nation’s most esteemed medical and research universities including Johns Hopkins Medicine and the University of California, Berkeley, School of Public Health. |
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* 2010 Publisher's Estimate, Based on Spring MRI, 2009
** MARS Doublebase, 2009
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