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SREH CEO, Tony Dibiase, announces that, due to high demand by potential subscribers, Scientific News International has made the $100,000+ per meeting investment to add another global conference to its reporting portfolio with journalists covering the 96th Scientific Assembly & Annual Meeting of the Radiological Society of North America ( RSNA-10 ) November 28th-December 3rd in Chicago at McCormick Center. The scientific newsroom web site will soon be updated to publish these news reports for Radiology specialty subscribers on its home page.

The Conference features 60,000 international medical and science professionals in attendance with 4200 scientific papers, posters and education exhibits and 700+ technical exhibitors, including breaking news from approximately 20 scientific and exhibitor press conferences covering a wide range of topics from child obesity to smartphone detection of appendicitis.

" RADIO RSNA-2010 is a tremendous opportunity for our journalists to obtain exclusive coverage for paid subscribers, interviewing experts in all radiologic subspecialties and related fields at the event, with access to more than 1800 educational exhibits and demonstrations. As always, the key to our success is the ability to cover information on both macro and micro levels for industry professionals and report them in an objective manner, our trademarked features and technology are subscription based as opposed to sponsorship based. The integrity maintained in this regimen creates a tremendous inherent value for our news and its subscriber base, which consists of both attendees wishing to review and discuss the news with other professionals, and those who cannot attend the event for whatever reason who wish to gain access to the wealth of new information it provides in an ever-changing and progressive industry," states SREH CEO Anthony Dibiase. "Conference coverage, in this respect, takes professionals to meetings they cannot attend in person, which is a win-win toward information availability to the medical professional and additional revenues for Scientific News International. We are confident that the significant per meeting cost to send our writers, utilize our medical editors, and to publish and distribute this content will pay dividends in the long term as more subscribers purchase our news services."

Some of the exclusive information features from RSNA-2010 are to include select content among 300+ refresher courses, new controversy sessions, special interest sessions, hot topics, an Oncologic Imaging Workshop and global perspective outlays from China and Latin America.

Source: Strategic Rare Earth Metals