Press releases

Put your news in front of physicians

Publish your press release on 2 Minute Medicine, the physician-written medical news service. Fill in one form, and most releases are checked and approved within minutes. Your card is held, not charged, until your release is approved, and you get a live report of real readers: no "potential reach" figures.

820,000+
page views a year
72%
of registered readers are clinicians or in training
220+
countries and territories
64%
of search readers in the United States

Prices

Post

$199 per release

  • A permanent, labeled page in our Press releases section
  • Listed on the Press releases page and in its feed
  • In our search-engine sitemap
  • A live report of real readers, plus report emails after 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days

Academic and nonprofit

$149 per release

  • Everything in Post
  • For universities, hospitals and other nonprofits
  • Announcing research with a DOI or ClinicalTrials.gov number

Add-ons

  • Visual abstract +$149A one-page graphic of your study: its design, who took part and what was found, drawn from your release. Yours to use on your website, in slides and on social media.
  • Inline chart +$99A chart of your release's key numbers, placed in your release on 2 Minute Medicine. You also get it as a picture to use elsewhere.

Make a free preview before you buy.

Packs of Post

  • 3 releases $537.30Save 10%
  • 6 releases $1,014.90Save 15%
  • 12 releases $1,910.40Save 20%

Use them within 12 months; teams share them and can ask for one invoice a month.

How it works

  1. Sign in with your work email. We send you a link; there is no password.
  2. Fill in one form. See exactly how your release will look, and check it before you pay.
  3. Pay. Your card is held, not charged, until your release is approved.
  4. Get published. Most releases are approved within minutes and go live at the time you choose, never before.
  5. See your readers. A live report of real readers, reading time, link clicks and Google search data.

Read the guidelines and the terms.