The Cut is a platform from New York Magazine site covering women's lives and interests, from politics, feminism, work, money, relationships, mental health, style and more.

Established in 2000 as Oncology Net Guide and rebranded in March 2011 as OncLive. Written for physicians to enable them to keep up to date with the rapidly expanding amount of medical information and resources on oncology. Designed as a handbook for frequent referencing and written in an easy-to-understand style. Articles are quick-reading, timely, provides practical information and information about new medical treatments.

Established in 2005 and designed as a medical waiting room publication. Offers healthcare information, interactive physician-approved health news and tools to aid patient/doctor dialogue and influence consumer decisions about treatment solutions. Features health and wellness information, as well as medical quizzes and interviews with celebrities about health-related topics. Covers important issues such as changes in health issues, news about various aspects of health such as allergies, cancer, depression, diabetes, problems with the heart, fitness, food, sexual issues, general aspects of health, sleep and aging. Also includes tips on how to be more mentally fit, how to enjoy a more successful sex life and tips from celebrities about their health issues. Regular sections include: Ask the Experts, which provides physicians' answers to medical questions; WebMD Wire, which lists the latest health news; Worked for Me, which gives health tips from WebMD Health users; Health Matters, which contains a series of columns on specific health issues written by experts; Take Me with You Cards, which provides cards patients can tear out to list questions, current medications and take notes; Nutrition Matters, which includes healthy eating tips; Fitness Matters, which tries to inspire the reader to exercise more.

TCTMD is an on-line resource on interventional cardiology and provides indepth coverage of the percutaneous treatment of cardiovascular disease. Since its launch at TCT 2000, TCTMD has provided clinicians and industry professionals ways to keep up-to-date in the ever-evolving field, including news and data from conferences hosted around the world as well as information about the latest devices and drugs used in the daily practice of cardiovascular medicine.

Written for physicians caring for people with neuralgic disorders and for those interested in the structure and function of the normal and diseased nervous system. Contains original peer-reviewed articles of interest to clinicians, observations of patients, new information and insights, research reports, articles on the topics of practice, ethics, teaching and history. Provides practicing physicians with access to current information from centers of neurological research and provides a forum for discussion on topics that may be controversial.