Stay Tuned to THA with RSS Feeds!

What is an RSS feed?
How do you benefit from RSS?
How often are THA's RSS feeds updated?
Subscribe to an RSS feed

What is an RSS feed?
RSS is a quick, easy way to stay tuned in to THA news as it happens. RSS, which stands for Really Simple Syndication, traces its roots to the mid-1990s when programmers first began attempting to syndicate Web content. Over time, the RSS format evolved as a way to syndicate news and other quickly changing content from major news sites, and Web blogs. Today, many organizations like THA are adding RSS feeds to their sites for aggregating and disseminating headlines and links to news on their Web sites.

How do you benefit from RSS?

Stay informed about the latest content on your favorite sites by having that information delivered to your personal home page in a condensed clickable format
Reduce your e-mail inbox clutter (do you really want another e-mail notification?)

How often are THA's RSS feeds updated?
THA updates its RSS feeds weekly or as breaking news occurs.

Subscribe to THA's RSS Feeds

To add a THA RSS feed to your existing MyYahoo, Google or Bloglines home page, click on the appropriate icon below. If you have a different RSS reader, click on the RSS icon icon under the feed you want and copy and paste the URL into your RSS reader. If you do not have an RSS reader, visit one of the sites mentioned above and create an account (it's free) before adding a feed below.

Daily health care news for Texas hospitals:


News articles featuring the Texas Hospital Association:


Health care news for consumers:


For more information, visit Wikipedia for a history and tutorials on RSS.

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