Add a free medical news headline feed into your web site. These news feeds are easy to install and provide a basic level of layout customisation. If you are a web developer and would like to implement a more advanced layout, you may wish to consider using our RSS feeds instead.
Note: If you are interested in syndicating our articles into your website, please see our news licensing page.

  Our news feeds provide benefits to both readers (users) and web publishers...

	Help keep your website visitors up-to-date with the latest, breaking medical news headlines for your chosen areas.
	Our news feed will help keep your website content fresh. It will give your visitors an extra reason to re-visit your website regularly.
	Our news feeds are simple to install and update themselves. The only action you need to take is to do a one-off placement of a piece of html code in your web page, which takes about 5 minutes. That's it!
	Customise your news feed by choosing from our 106 news categories, or choose our full medical news feed. We publish between 70 and 120 medical news articles every day.
	You can choose your font size and header colours to fit in with the design of your website.

View the list of sites currently using our JavaScript news feeds.

Below is an example screenshot of a website news feed. The colour and layout of this news feed can of course be easily customised to match your website. All of our feeds are set to size to the width of the surrounding table cell or <div> so you can set the width yourself.

Please fill the details in below and you will be provided with options to create your customised medical news feed.

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