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OverviewONCOLOGY Nurse Edition addresses the clinical and informational needs of nurses and physician assistants working in cancer care. Scheduled publication months are February, April, July and October.Regular features in the ONCOLOGY Nurse Edition include: • Case studies • Review articles • Patient information • Drug essentials • Educational tear outsAudienceONCOLOGY Nurse Edition circulates to 8,500+ oncology nurses, advance practice nurses, and physicians assistants. Click here to view our media kit/rate card.

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ONCOLOGY Nurse Edition addresses the clinical and informational needs of nurses and physician assistants working in cancer care. Scheduled publication months are February, April, July and October.

Regular features in the ONCOLOGY Nurse Edition include:
• Case studies
• Review articles
• Patient information
• Drug essentials
• Educational tear outs

Audience
ONCOLOGY Nurse Edition circulates to 8,500+ oncology nurses, advance practice nurses, and physicians assistants.

Click here to view our media kit/rate card.

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