POPLINE RSS Feeds

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POPLINE RSS Feeds What is RSS?

To subscribe to one of the topics below, mouse-over the orange icon and right-click. Select "Copy Shortcut" and paste the shortcut into the URL field of your RSS reader.
The Main POPLINE Database Feed
POPLINE Database Topic: Adolescent Pregnancy
POPLINE Database Topic: Adolescent Reproductive Health
POPLINE Database Topic: Behavior Change Communication
POPLINE Database Topic: Family Planning and HIV/AIDS Integration
POPLINE Database Topic: Family Planning Methods
POPLINE Database Topic: HIV/AIDS Prevention
POPLINE Database Topic: Injectable Contraceptives
      New Web site! www.injectablestoolkit.org and blog
POPLINE Database Topic: Malaria
      New Email Notification Service! Receive the Malaria feed by Email.
POPLINE Database Topic: Quality of Care
POPLINE Database Topic: Violence Against Women
      See also: End Violence Against Women: Information and Resources
* POPLINE RSS feeds are updated weekly.
* "The Main POPLINE Database Feed" sends you 50 of the newest records added to the database each week.
* Each "POPLINE Database Topic" sends you all records added to the database related to that topic.
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a family of Web feed formats used to publish frequently updated content. Instead of the user browsing websites for information of interest, the information is sent directly to the user.
Users can have regularly updated content from web sites delivered to them via an RSS reader, a piece of software specifically tailored to receive RSS feeds.
There are several free RSS readers available on the web. These readers are either browser based or desktop client software. The browser based software like Google, Yahoo, and Bloglines are probably the simplest to set-up and offer features like alerts sent to a cell phone.
The desktop software readers like RSSReader and BlogExpress require download and installation. They can be left running in the system tray and will alert you when new content has been added to a feed.

POPLINE RSS Feeds	What is RSS?
To subscribe to one of the topics below, mouse-over the orange icon and right-click. Select "Copy Shortcut" and paste the shortcut into the URL field of your RSS reader. The Main POPLINE Database Feed POPLINE Database Topic: Adolescent Pregnancy POPLINE Database Topic: Adolescent Reproductive Health POPLINE Database Topic: Behavior Change Communication POPLINE Database Topic: Family Planning and HIV/AIDS Integration POPLINE Database Topic: Family Planning Methods POPLINE Database Topic: HIV/AIDS Prevention POPLINE Database Topic: Injectable Contraceptives New Web site! www.injectablestoolkit.org and blog POPLINE Database Topic: Malaria New Email Notification Service! Receive the Malaria feed by Email. POPLINE Database Topic: Quality of Care POPLINE Database Topic: Violence Against Women See also: End Violence Against Women: Information and Resources * POPLINE RSS feeds are updated weekly. * "The Main POPLINE Database Feed" sends you 50 of the newest records added to the database each week. * Each "POPLINE Database Topic" sends you all records added to the database related to that topic.	RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a family of Web feed formats used to publish frequently updated content. Instead of the user browsing websites for information of interest, the information is sent directly to the user. Users can have regularly updated content from web sites delivered to them via an RSS reader, a piece of software specifically tailored to receive RSS feeds. There are several free RSS readers available on the web. These readers are either browser based or desktop client software. The browser based software like Google, Yahoo, and Bloglines are probably the simplest to set-up and offer features like alerts sent to a cell phone. The desktop software readers like RSSReader and BlogExpress require download and installation. They can be left running in the system tray and will alert you when new content has been added to a feed.


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