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Contemporary Pediatrics (contemporarypediatrics.com) is a clinical news and practice resource for pediatricians. You can read its latest headlines, conference coverage, podcasts, and videos directly on the site, and there is a dedicated Subscribe page if you want subscription-based access. The site does not state on the pages reviewed here whether all articles are free or whether some require a paid subscription, so treat the Subscribe link as the place to confirm exact access terms and pricing.
What you can access
Based on the site's own navigation and latest-news listings, content is organized into several formats:
| Content type | Where it appears | Example from the site |
|---|---|---|
| Clinical news briefs | "Latest News" feed | "Consistency key to managing pediatric constipation" |
| Conference coverage | "Conference Coverage" section | AAP 2026 National Conference items |
| Shorts | "Shorts" section | Short-form updates |
| Clinical Showcase | Themed collections | "Clinical Showcase Sickle Cell" |
| Podcasts | "Podcasts" section | Audio episodes |
| Videos | "Videos" section | Video segments |
The news feed shows items dated by recency (for example, "2 days ago," "5 days ago," "4 months ago"), so the homepage functions as a rolling update stream rather than a static archive.
How to get access
- Start on the homepage. The "Latest News" feed and section headings (Conference Coverage, Shorts, Clinical Showcase, Podcasts, Videos) are the main entry points. Clicking a headline opens the article.
- Use the Subscribe page if you need full or gated access. The site links to
contemporarypediatrics.com/subscribewith the label "Subscribe." This is the authoritative place to check whether registration, a free account, or a paid plan is required. - Confirm terms before assuming cost. The reviewed pages do not specify a price or state that content is free. Do not assume free access; verify on the Subscribe page.
Common sticking points
- No stated price on the pages reviewed. The presence of a Subscribe link tells you a subscription option exists, but not what it costs or what it includes.
- Mixed content formats. Podcasts and videos may sit behind different access rules than text articles, so check each section if one type is blocked.
- Recency-based feed. Older items scroll off the "Latest News" list; use section pages or site search to find past coverage rather than relying on the homepage alone.
What to do next
If your goal is to read current pediatric news and guideline updates, browse the Latest News feed and section pages first. If you hit a paywall or need full access, go to the Subscribe page and read the terms there before deciding.