What are RSS Feeds?

RSS (Real Simple Syndication) Feeds are free, powerful tools to keep tabs on the latest additions to the Gateway website. Each feed item includes a headline, brief description, and link to the full information. Every time Gateway staff add a new resource to the site, the feed will automatically update itself, and you can access the resource at your convenience.

To read RSS Feeds, select a news reader from this list of news readers. Each news reader will have its own instructions for how to sign-up/install the reader and how to add and read feeds.

For more information, watch a 3 minute Commoncraft Video: RSS in Plain English, or contact us.

RSS feeds available from the Rural Health Research Gateway

Publications
New publications from the ORHP funded rural health research centers and rural health policy analysis initiatives.

The Rural Assistance Center offers many customized RSS feeds related to rural health and human services topics, which may be of additional interest.

Home Topics Centers Researchers Research Alerts Other Resources Search		What are RSS Feeds? RSS (Real Simple Syndication) Feeds are free, powerful tools to keep tabs on the latest additions to the Gateway website. Each feed item includes a headline, brief description, and link to the full information. Every time Gateway staff add a new resource to the site, the feed will automatically update itself, and you can access the resource at your convenience. To read RSS Feeds, select a news reader from this list of news readers. Each news reader will have its own instructions for how to sign-up/install the reader and how to add and read feeds. For more information, watch a 3 minute Commoncraft Video: RSS in Plain English, or contact us. RSS feeds available from the Rural Health Research Gateway Publications New publications from the ORHP funded rural health research centers and rural health policy analysis initiatives. The Rural Assistance Center offers many customized RSS feeds related to rural health and human services topics, which may be of additional interest.