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The Advertising Rates and Specifications are available for viewing in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF).

Our rate card provides advertising rates, unit specifications, and issuance and closing dates; explains our discount programs; and describes our editorial focus and our circulation. The rate card is available for viewing in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF). PDF files require the Acrobat Reader software, which is available free of charge at the Adobe Web site.

For a media kit or price quote, please contact the following individuals:

Sharon Finch

Senior Vice President/Group Publisher
Cutis/Cosmetic Dermatology
E-mail: sharon.finch@qhc.com

Claudia Shayne-Ferguson

Publishing Consultant
Cutis/Cosmetic Dermatology
E-mail: cshayne.ferguson@gmail.com

BENEFITS OF SUBSCRIBING

Each year, you will receive 12 print issues of Cutis^®, which provides timely, unbiased, and practical information to enhance the day-to-day care of Cutis. In each issue, you will find:

Original clinical articles
Informative case reports
Expert review articles
Timely editorials and departments
Diagnostic clinical images

In addition to the regular edition, Cutis^® periodically publishes sponsored Supplements for the benefit of its readers

Your subscription also includes full access to online features, including:

Unlimited access to archived articles from 2000 to present
Ability to print, download, and save articles
Access to personalized e-mail alerts
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