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Kaiser Permanente News Center — Latest Headlines
Headlines and stories from the Kaiser Permanente News Center.
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Kaiser Permanente Health Research
Get headlines about Kaiser Permanente’s latest research studies on your desktop, as studies are released.
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Kaiser Permanente Green Resources Center
Get headlines about Kaiser Permanente’s latest green resource center stories on your desktop, as they are released.
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Kaiser Permanente News Center Podcasts
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News Center Podcasts on iTunes
If you download podcasts through iTunes, you can subscribe to the News Center podcast series on iTunes and receive automatic downloads when new News Center podcasts are posted.
http://xnet.kp.org/newscenter/rss/newscenter_itunes.xml

Kaiser Permanente History Blog: ‘A History of Total Health’
“A History of Total Health” is our invitation to you to join us in a discussion of today's health care topics as we draw links to relevant events in Kaiser Permanente’s history. The blog takes its name from founding physician Sidney R. Garfield’s last research project, “Total Health,” which sought to understand and treat the body, mind, and spirit of Kaiser Permanente's members.
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Dr. Maring’s Farmers Market and Recipe Update
You now can get Dr. Preston Maring’s healthy recipes and farmers market updates via RSS. Sit back and watch the healthy recipes roll in.
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What is RSS?
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds are xml-based content feeds from assorted Web sites. Each feed provides one or more stories (headline, summary, and link back to the original full-text article), delivered to your desktop reader or web page. This allows you to view updated headlines from multiple Web sites through a single page.

How do I use RSS?
You will need a news reader or aggregator that displays RSS content feeds you’ve selected from various Web sites. These readers can be desktop software (such as NewsGator) or web-based (such as My Yahoo, My MSN, or Google Reader).

Where can I learn more?
The current protocol specifications are maintained by Harvard Law.