RxCentric provides life sciences companies unprecedented access to a nationally representative population of prescribing physicians through its physician-only Doctors Net Access (DNA) medical information platform and through partnerships which give it access to nearly a half million physicians in the United States.
RxCentric provides life sciences companies unprecedented access to a nationally representative population of approximately 30,000 prescribing physicians through its free, physician-only ISP service called Doctors Net Access (DNA).
RxCentric provides life sciences companies unprecedented access to a nationally representative population of approximately 30,000 prescribing physicians through its free, physician-only ISP service called Doctors Net Access (DNA).
RxCentric, which links physicians' drug information and educational needs with targeted online pharmaceutical product-marketing capability, provides physicians customized information in seven targeted medical specialties through its free, physician-only Internet Service Provider, Doctors Net Access (DNA): Allergy, Cardiology, Neurology, Oncology/Hematology, Primary Care, Pulmonary Medicine and Urology.
RxCentric, which links physicians' drug information and educational needs with targeted online pharmaceutical product-marketing capability, provides physicians customized information in seven targeted medical specialties through its free, physician-only Internet Service Provider, Doctors Net Access (DNA): Allergy, Cardiology, Neurology, Oncology/Hematology, Primary Care, Pulmonary Medicine and Urology.
The firm provides physicians customized information in seven targeted medical specialties through its free, physician-only Internet Service Provider, Doctors Net Access (DNA): Allergy, Cardiology, Neurology, Oncology/Hematology, Primary Care, Pulmonary Medicine and Urology.
RxCentric provides physicians customized information in seven targeted medical specialties through its free, physician-only ISP, Doctors Net Access (DNA): Allergy, Cardiology, Neurology, Oncology/Hematology, Primary Care, Pulmonary Medicine and Urology.
Access disks to the upgraded Doctors Net Access (DNA) Cardiology Channel by RxCentric were distributed at last week's annual meeting of the American Heart Association.
