THE MEDICAL LETTER INTRODUCES
CONCLUSIONS 2006: EXCERPTS FROM THE MEDICAL LETTER

NEW ROCHELLE, NY — February 7, 2007
Building upon the continued relevance and popularity of The Medical Letter newsletter, the company debuts its newest handbook: Conclusions 2006: Excerpts from The Medical Letter.

Perfect for long-term reference, the deluxe pocket-sized edition contains all the conclusions on more than 45 new drugs, formulations or new indications reviewed by The Medical Letter in calendar year 2006. The concise guide includes conclusions as to the efficacy and safety of a new drug, articles listed alphabetically, brand name and subject indexes, plus dosage and cost tables. The Medical Letter has long been known for its consensus of experts and its objective conclusions.

Conclusions 2006: Excerpts from The Medical Letter is an invaluable resource for healthcare professionals who want independent, unbiased drug recommendations completely free of pharmaceutical or government influence.

About The Medical Letter
The Medical Letter Inc., a nonprofit organization founded in 1959, offers health care professionals objective, independent analysis of both prescription and over-the-counter drugs. In addition to its newsletters, The Medical Letter on Drugs and Therapeutics and Treatment Guidelines from The Medical Letter, it also publishes handbooks and software on topics such as adverse drug interactions and antimicrobial therapy. The Medical Letter is supported entirely by subscriber fees and is based in New Rochelle, NY. For more information about The Medical Letter call (800) 211-2769 or go to www.medicalletter.org.