JAMA RSS Feeds [What is RSS?] [How do I get an RSS reader?]

Receive the latest JAMA content via RSS feeds in any of several ways. Select the RSS feed(s) you would like and select your preferred RSS reader or paste the URL provided directly into your RSS reader:

• » Current Issue

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• » Three Most Recent Issues

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• » JAMA Editor's Audio Summary

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• » RSS feeds by journal section

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• » RSS feeds by Topic

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• » Most Frequently Viewed Articles

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• » Most Frequently Cited Articles

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What is RSS?

RSS (commonly expanded as Really Simple Syndication) is a family of standardized formats of frequently updated content (such as tables of contents, abstracts, and links to articles in recently published journal issues) delivered to users' computer desktops or mobile devices. To receive an RSS feed you will need an RSS reader. There are many different versions, some of which are accessed using your Web browser, and some of which can be downloaded to your computer. All allow you to display and subscribe to the RSS feeds you want.

How do I get an RSS reader?

The RSS reader receives all the RSS feeds you have selected and displays them in a format similar to e-mails displayed in your inbox. With each new journal issue that is published, the RSS feed will include all of the article titles in the issue and the abstracts for those articles that have them, with links to the full text of the articles. Usually the reader also indicates whether you have already viewed a particular title.

There are many different RSS readers, some of which are accessed using a browser and some of which can be downloaded to your computer. Once you have selected an RSS reader, you can sign up to receive the titles of the latest JAMA & Archives issues via RSS. Some examples are listed below. JAMA & Archives Journals does not endorse any particular Web sites or RSS readers.

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Some browsers, including Firefox, Opera and Safari, have functionality that automatically picks up RSS feeds for you. For more details on these, please check their Web sites.