Top 10 Medical Book RSS Feeds

1. Hammersmith Books Blog RSS Feed

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Founded in 2009, Hammersmith Books Limited is an independent publishing house producing books under the 'Hammersmith Health Books' imprint for general readers and health professionals that promote a better understanding of health issues through greater knowledge of the human body and mind, with a particular emphasis on controversial themes that challenge received wisdom.MORE Facebook Followers 1.9KTwitter Followers 2.2KInstagram Followers 2.5K Export RSS feeds list Get access to 250k active RSS feeds of news websites, blogs, magazines and podcasts with email contacts in 1500 niche categories. Get targeted RSS list in your niche at your fingertips. Email us the categories of RSS feeds you're interested in at anuj@feedspot.com Copy email. We'll share the list in an Excel spreadsheet or CSV format.Email us Export RSS List

2. Red Pen Reviews RSS Feed

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Red Pen Reviews uses a structured expert review method to deliver the most informative, consistent, and unbiased nutrition/health book reviews available, free of charge. We exist to help consumers distinguish between books that are evidence-based and will promote health, and those that aren't evidence-based and may harm health.MORE

3. National Library of Medicine Blog RSS Feed

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National Library of Medicine's historical collections have circulated to generations within the reading rooms of its current and previous locations in and around Washington, DC. Now, these collections - as part of the trillions of bytes of data produced and delivered by the world's largest biomedical library - circulate daily to millions of people around the world, including scientists, health professionals, scholars, educators, students, and the general public.MORE Facebook Followers 313.5KTwitter Followers 71.6KInstagram Followers 30.5K

4. The Center for the History of Medicine and Public Health RSS Feed

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The Center for the History of Medicine and Public Health, part of the Academy Library, promotes the scholarly and public understanding of the history of medicine and public health. Established in 2012, the Center aims to build bridges among an interdisciplinary community of scholars, educators, clinicians, curators, and the general public.MORE Twitter Followers 6.5K

5. DOWNLOAD MEDICAL BOOKS RSS Feed

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This website is intended to provide medical ebooks for free download by doctors & medical students
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6. SMS Nonfiction Book Reviews » Health RSS Feed

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Find helpful articles on mental and physical health. Hello There! My name is Kathleen and I'm in my late 30s. On this blog, you'll find lots of nonfiction book reviews with a sprinkling of book/reading-related posts and book blog events.MORE Facebook Followers 2KTwitter Followers 7KInstagram Followers 1.3K

7. The US Review of Books » Health RSS Feed

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Find reviews of health books on our blog. The US Review of Books connects authors with professional book reviewers and places their book reviews in front of 21,583 subscribers to our free monthly newsletter of fiction book reviews and nonfiction book reviews.MORE Facebook Followers 1.3KTwitter Followers 4.5KInstagram Followers 375

8. BMJ Blogs » Book Reviews RSS Feed

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On our blog, you will find book reviews of the medical filed. The Medical Humanities blog works in tandem with the leading international journal Medical Humanities, providing a place for succinct scholarly interventions into the conversation around medicine, as practice and philosophy, as it engages with humanities and arts, social sciences, health policy, medical education, patient experience, and the public at large.MORE