RSS Feeds
What is RSS?
Really Simple Syndication (RSS), also known as a feed, is an electronic format for sharing news headlines and other web content. Headlines are delivered directly to news readers (also called aggregators or catchers), but may also be read through some online services such as Yahoo!, Google, or AOL. Certain internet browsers are also able to display RSS feeds. Subscribing to an RSS feed allows your reader to deliver updated information as soon as it is published.
How to Subscribe to an RSS Feed
Subscribing to an RSS feed is a quick and easy way to have new information
delivered directly to you.
To subscribe to RSS feeds in your RSS reader
Open your news reader program. Copy the feed URL address (listed below)
for the desired topic and paste into your reader.
To subscribe to RSS feeds through Google, My AOL, or My Yahoo! services.
Click on the corresponding button below for your service. Follow
the instructions given by your service for adding the feed.
* For additional Penn Medicine News feeds, please visit http://www.uphs.upenn.edu/news/RSS.htm.
Please note that by accessing University of Pennsylvania Health System RSS feeds, you agree to our terms of use.
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