Medical Podcasts
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MedicineNet broadcasts medical podcasts in MP3 audio format that you can easily download to your iPod or MP3 player. You can also listen to the medical podcast segments through your computer.

To learn more about our medical audio library of sound files, visit:
Audio Newsletters and Medical Podcasts

New to Podcasting?

A podcast is an audio file (MP3 format) published on the Internet. You can subscribe to a podcast audio feed (audio RSS) to automatically download podcasts when they are published. The technology uses RSS but instead of just supplying text, podcasts include audio.

To subscribe to MedicineNet's medical podcasts, download and install one of the following software products:

iTunes (for Mac + PC)
iPodder (for Windows 2000/XP)
iPodderX (for Mac)

Copy the following MedicineNet RSS XML link into the software http://www.medicinenet.com/audio/audionewsletter.xml OR you can also use your RSS feed reader.

RSS Feeds on MedicineNet

MedicineNet also has medical RSS feeds available on many medical topics. These medical RSS feeds allow you to be notified when content relating to a specific medical topic is updated on MedicineNet. To learn more about MedicineNet's medical RSS feeds, visit:
http://www.medicinenet.com/rss/article.htm

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