Podcast

Video Podcast

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Audio Podcasts

Oncology Today with Dr Neil LoveSubscribe to podcast
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Breast Cancer UpdateSubscribe to podcast
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Hematologic Oncology UpdateSubscribe to podcast
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Gastrointestinal Cancer UpdateSubscribe to podcast
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Lung Cancer Update Subscribe to podcast
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Gynecologic Cancer UpdateSubscribe to podcast
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Dermatologic Oncology UpdateSubscribe to podcast
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WHAT IS A PODCAST?
Podcasts are audio files that are automatically delivered to a podcasting software on your computer such as iTunes or iPodder. These files can then be transferred to your iPod or other portable audio MP3 players.

HOW CAN I USE PODCASTS?
First, you will need to install a podcasting client software that downloads the audio automatically to your computer.

SOFTWARE:
iTunes (PC & Mac)
iPodder (PC)

HOW DOES PODCASTING WORK?
Click here to review our online tutorial.


TERMS AND CONDITIONS The podcast service offered by Research To Practice (RTP) is a free service intended for private, non-commercial use. You may not edit, modify or redistribute any podcast content. RTP’s podcast is designed for educational purposes only and is not specifically designed to engage in rendering medical advice or professional services. RTP Podcast does not provide individualized medical diagnosis, treatment or advice, nor do we recommend specific therapies or prescribe medications for anyone using our website. The content of this program is for general informational purposes only. Patients seeking specific information about their care should seek feedback from their doctor directly or confirm information with their doctor or with other sources. The information provided on this program is designed to support, not replace, the relationship that exists between a patient/site visitor and his/her existing physician.