The New York Presbyterian Medical Center, which saved my life back in 1982, is embracing RSS in an innovative way. Not only are they using it to publish hospital news, but also to track key health issues in the news. Subscribed! They aren't the only major hospital to embrace RSS for communication purposes. MyHospitalWebSite has wired up several major hospitals with RSS feeds, like this one (RSS).
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