Allergy & Immunology

Medscape is a part of WebMD Health Professional Network that includes theHeart.org and eMedicine.com. Visit our corporate website for investor information, corporate management and press releases related to WebMD.

Medscape offers specialists, primary care physicians, and other health professionals the Web's most robust and integrated medical information and educational tools. After a simple, 1-time, free registration, Medscape automatically delivers you the specialty site that best fits your profile. You can also change your Medscape homepage to any of our other specialty and profession sites at any time.

Some of Medscape's key features include:

• Original, professional medical content, including review articles, journal commentary, expert columns, patient education articles, book reviews, and more;
• More than 850 online CME activities;
• Conference Coverage: Thought leaders summarize key data and presentations from major medical meetings;
• The Internet's first primary-source medical journal, The Medscape Journal of Medicine;
• Selected daily professional medical news in your specialty from Reuters, Medscape Medical News, and medical news journal publishers;
• Physician Optimized MEDLINE;
• Free subscription to Medscape's MedPulse, a weekly email newsletter that highlights what's new in your specialty on Medscape;
• More than 125 medical journals and textbooks;
• Business, financial, managed care, and medical practice information;
• And more…

The result is a medical Web site rich in content, broad in appeal, and high in quality.

Medscape is organized by medical specialty, with each supported specialty having its own customized Web site. Specialty content is evaluated, created, and presented under the guidance of a Medscape program director and a medical professional advisory board.

Most specialty sites are organized consistently so you'll know where to find your favorite features as you move from specialty to specialty. Each homepage, for example, typically contains the following sections, with feature articles selected for that specialty:

• Featured CME: highlighted educational activities for the week (generally updated twice a week);
• In Focus: the top articles of the week (generally updated twice week);
• Today's News: the top news stories of the day (updated daily);
• CME Center: recent professional educational activities by specialty;
• Resource Centers: sections on specific conditions or topics of interest;
• Expert Corner: Ask the Experts based on topics of concern according to specialty;
• Conference Center: reports and highlights from key medical meetings;
• Discussions: a forum for discussions with your peers; and
• Library: Journals, textbooks, and reference tools.