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Sponsored Online Survey

Learn how your readers value your message. Our online surveys are fully customizable—learn your audience’s age, type of practice, etc. Use our surveys to gauge how future projects will be received.

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Utilize our extensive database—send your survey to as little or as many physicians as you’d like
Send the survey to specific demographic
Very quick turnaround time means you can have your data in as little as a month

BENEFITS OF SUBSCRIBING

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

Original clinical articles
Informative case reports
Expert review articles
Timely editorials and departments
Patient handouts in English and Spanish

In addition to the regular edition, The Female Patient^® periodically publishes sponsored Supplements for the benefit of its readers.

Your subscription also includes full access to The Female Patient^® online, including:

Unlimited access to archived articles from 2006 to present
Ability to print, download, and save articles
Access to personalized e-mail alerts
Subscription to our monthly e-newsletters

Quick Poll

The World Health Organization, Center for Disease Control, and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists have endorsed the use of Intrauterine Devices (IUDs) in young women including adolescents and childless women. Would you recommend the use of IUD contraception to your patients?

A. Yes, once the patient is of adolescent age.
B. Yes, but only to adult patients.
C. No, I would recommend other forms of contraception.

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