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Subscribe to UMMC RSS Feeds for the latest news, articles, and press releases. Click on the orange RSS buttons corresponding to the categories below, then choose your favorite feed reader or "view xml" link to subscribe.
Main Feed |  | Read all news items from the University of Mississippi Medical Center, an academic health science center dedicated to education, research, patient care and ending health disparities. |
Press Releases | | Read press releases from the University of Mississippi Medical Center, an academic health science center dedicated to education, research, patient care and ending health disparities. |
Centerview | | CenterView is published every other week, and is the internal publication of the University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC). Content features news of interest for and about Medical Center faculty, staff and students. |
This Week | | This Week is the University of Mississippi Medical Center's e-newsletter, delivered to the inboxes of e-mail-receiving employees. It is printed and posted for those employees without email. |
Media Alerts |
| Read media alerts from the University of Mississippi Medical Center, an academic health science center dedicated to education, research, patient care and ending health disparities. |
What is RSS?
RSS is a free and easy way to get the latest web content such as news, articles or press releases. Subscribers receive update notices when new information is available on a website.
(RSS stands for Real Simple Syndication. RSS feeds are written in an XML-based format. XML stands for Extensible Markup Language.)
Why should I use RSS?
RSS feeds save time since users automatically receive notification when new content is available. Users also have the power to subscribe and unsubscribe to any feed, at any time.
How do I subscribe to RSS Feeds?
To subscribe to an RSS feed, you need two things:
- An RSS reader or news aggregator
- The url (web address) to the feed to which you want to subscribe
What is an RSS reader?
RSS readers are programs that retrieve syndicated content from websites and display the information in an easy-to-read format. The feed reader regularly checks the feeds you subscribe to for new content and automatically downloads any updates. There are a large variety of readers to choose from; they are built into sites like MyYahoo! and Google, web browsers and e-mail programs.
I have a reader, now how do I subscribe?
Once you have an RSS reader, subscribe by clicking on an RSS icon or enter the feed's link into the reader. Some readers will auto-detect the presence of an RSS feed on a website and you can optionally choose to subscribe. Look for the RSS image on a website to subscribe to its feeds.