Tutorial: Creating keyword based RSS feeds from PubMed

August 9, 2009 by Colby
Filed under: RSS Related, Tutorials 

Here is a short video tutorial I created on how to get RSS feeds from PubMed search keywords.

RSS feeds from PubMed are an easy way to track new research that is deposited in the database.  Once you create a feed, whenever a new paper is published under that keyword, you will see the abstract instantly in your RSS Reader.

http://www.screentoaster.com/watch/stVUNcREVIR11WR1VUUlhaV1dS/how_to_create_a_keyword_based_rss_feed_from_pubmed

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