What is RSS

RSS is a way to tell your favorite websites to let you know when they have new content. RSS also allows you to access this content on your own timetable. RSS does not clog up your email.

First, you pick an RSS Feed Reader. A couple of free and easy to use ones are Google Reader and Bloglines.

Second, when you see an RSS icon, click it. The page that comes up will give you everything you need to enable the content you want to come to you.

For a simple and quick video description of how RSS works, view the video at the bottom of this page.

Do not show me this again:

close resize

Newsletters Overview

MaleCall Spring 2013
Shingles • Wireless Medicine •  Smile for your Heart • Guanabana • Upcoming Events - Dash4Dad and the Men's Health Expo
Complete Newsletter
MaleCall Winter 2013
Memory and Dementia • Prostate Cancer Treatment Options • Micronutrients: Calcium and Vitamin D • Go Green...Dark Green • Upcoming Events - Bowl4Dad and the Men's Health Expo
application/pdf icon2013wintermalecall.pdf
MaleCall Summer 2012
Sleep • Back Pain Free • Obesity Report Card • Upcoming Events • 2nd Opinions • Picking Peppers

Complete Newsletter
MaleCall Spring 2012
Allergies & Asthma • How Water Affects Our Health • Chia Seeds: Novelty or Nutrition • A Closer Look at Prostate Cancer Statistics • Upcoming Events • Smart Pills • Removing Physical, Psychological and Econimic Barriers to Screening Tests for Men

application/pdf iconmalecall_spring_2012.pdf
MaleCall Winter 2012
Anemia • Dr Shah on Prostate Cancer Screening • Eating2Live - Quinoa • The Eyes Have It • Cymbalta and Lower Back Health
application/pdf iconmalecall_winter_2012.pdf
MaleCall Fall 2011
Mission to Cure Skin Cancer • Prostate Cancer Perspective
application/pdf iconmalecall_fall_2011.pdf
MaleCall Spring 2011
High Blood Pressure - The Silent Killer • Dr. Shah on Internet Research • Eating2LIve - Guidelines for Heart Healthy Eating • Common Diabetes Myths Exposed • New Treatment for Hepatitis C • Expo 2011 - Health Screenings • Top Six Golf Stretches • MH&WC Mission

application/pdf iconmalecall_spring_2011.pdf
MaleCall Winter 2011
Hope for Diabetes Sufferers • Dr. Shaw Discusses the Expanded Mission of Men's Health and Wellness Center • Is There a Sugar/Cancer Connection • Dr. Assikis Discusses Supplemental Testosterone • Healthy Aging • Recognizing a Stroke • Popular Supplements: Their Effects and Natural Sources • Recap of Momentum 2010
application/pdf iconmalecall_winter_2011.pdf
MaleCall Summer 2010
Smoking Cessation Saves Lives and Money • Stop Smoking Tips • Easy and Effective Weight-Loss Strategies •  Dr. Shah on Smoking • Inside the Mediterranean Diet • Our Mission at Work • MH&WC Perspective from the Executive Director • Low Testosterone - Symptoms & Treatment • Reasons to Try Tai Chi
application/pdf iconMaleCall_Summer_10.pdf
MaleCall Spring 2010
Generic Drug Substitution: Knowing Your Rights • Life's simple 7 - Taking Your Health Seriously • Guidelines for Prostate Cancer screening •  Being a Caregiver • Gingko Biloba Not Shown to Prevent Dimentia • Men's Health EXPO Registration 
application/pdf iconSpring_2010_MaleCall.pdf
MaleCall Winter 2010
Finding the Truth Behind Common Medical Myths • Understanding Low Glycemic Nutrition • Can we take too much Omega-3 •  Reaching Men About Handwashing  • Our Mission at Work  • Avodart Reduces Risk of Prostate Cancer  • ED Effects on Couples •  Second Opinions • Jerry Carnes Comments • moMENtum 2009 in Review  • Thoughts of New Executive Director
application/pdf iconMaleCall_Winter_10.pdf
MaleCall Fall 2009
Dietary Supplements: Choosing Wisely • September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month • More Health Benefits linked to Mediterranean Diet • Should men over age 75 still have their PSA tested? • MOMENTUM 2009 • Appreciation to MOMENTUM 2009 Sponsors • What's New at the Center: New Websit Focus on Prevention, Early Diagnosis and Quality of Life • Upcoming Classes and Programs • In the News: Quick Action CPR Critical During Cardiac Arrest • Our Mission at Work: 2009 Men's Health Expo Exhibitors • Pharmacy Corner: Sound Alike Drugs Causes Confusion • Survivor Q&A: Doctor turned patient and lessons learned • Just for Couples: Rate of oropharyngeal cancers (throat and other head and neck cancers) on the rise and linked to increased oral sex practices • Keep ICE in your cell phone • Participant Comments: 2009 Men's Health & Wellness Expo
application/pdf iconMaleCall_Fall_09.pdf
MaleCall Summer 2009
Prostate Cancer: Stress over the Treatment Decision • Feeling Good About Locally Grown & Organic Foods • Dr. Shah on MHWC New Website • Prostate Cancer Vaccine • Proper Use of Sunscreen • Lung Cancer Survivor's Advice to Former Smokers • The Importance of Reading Medication Guides • Tips From Male Caregivers • Statins:Helpful Against Prostate Cancer?
application/pdf iconMaleCall_Summer_09.pdf
MaleCall Spring 2009
Exercise Credited with Disease Prevention • Foods to Combat Stress • Resilience Key to Couples Recovery from Health Crisis • Dr. Shah on Disease Prevention • Keeping Your  Mind Vital as You Age • Advice to Young Men from 28 Year Old Testicular Cancer Survifor • Is Daily Aspirin Therapy Right for You? • Does a PSA Under 4 Mean No Worries About Prostate Cancer? • Prostate Cancer Prevention Trial Halted  
application/pdf iconMaleCall_Spring_09.pdf
MaleCall Winter 2008-2009
Getting the Most from Your Doctor's Visit • Dr. Shah on Contolling Your Heath • Foods that Strengthen the Immune System in Winter • Rekindling Desire in a Long Term Relationship • Prostate Cancer Survivor Uses Yoga to Remain Active • Using Medications Safely • Is Flaxseed Good for Prostate Cancer Prevention? • Impacts of Low Vitamin D on Men's Health
application/pdf iconMaleCall_Winter_08.pdf
All contents Copyright ©2009 The Men’s Health & Wellness Center. All rights reserved. Disclaimer: Information presented is of a general nature for educational and informational purposes only. Statements about products and health conditions have not been evaluated by the US Food and Drug Administration. Products and information presented herein are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. If you have any concerns about your own health, you should always consult your preferred healthcare professional. For further information about the terms of use of this site, please click here.