RSS Feeds
ADA makes the citation and abstract information for current issues and publish-ahead-of-print articles available through RSS, also known as Really Simple Syndication. You simply need an RSS reader or aggregator, which automatically gathers selected content for you and makes it available in one place. The RSS reader you choose will give you more specific instructions on how to add our feeds. See CNET's RSS review for more detailed information.
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Here’s some information on how to subscribe to our content feeds:
1. If you haven’t done so already, you will first need to register with an RSS reader or aggregator. We recommend using a free Web-based news reader, such as iGoogle or MyYahoo. Other RSS readers and aggregators are listed here.
2. Once you’ve registered with a reader or aggregator, you can subscribe to our feeds by right-clicking on the RSS icons above, selecting "Copy Shortcut", and then pasting the URL (Ctrl-V) into the reader’s "Add Content" fields. For instance, in MyYahoo, click on "Add Content" at the bottom of your page, then "Add RSS by URL" (which is next to the "Find Content" search box), and then paste the URL into the appropriate field. In iGoogle, select "Add Stuff" at the top-right of your page, then "Add by URL" (which is next to the "Search Homepage Content"), and then paste the URL into the appropriate field. When pasting the URLs, make sure "http://" is not listed twice.
Feeds are in RSS 1.0 format. See http://web.resource.org/rss/1.0/spec for a detailed specification.
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- Update on the Antimicrobial Management of Foot Infections in Patients With Diabetes
- Impact of Race on the Incidence of Hypoglycemia in Hospitalized Older Adults With Type 2 Diabetes
- Practical Pointers: Using a Quantitative Measure of Diabetes Risk in Clinical Practice to Target and Maximize Diabetes Prevention Interventions
- Diabetes Advocacy: Gestational Diabetes in High-Risk Populations
