Follow new Mayo blog related to Prostate & Men's Health

Posted by Colleen Young, Connect Director @colleenyoung, Mar 26 8:49am

Hey guys,
I encourage you to follow the Mayo Clinic expert blog dedicated to prostate and men's health on Connect.
- Men's Health Blog

Mayo Clinic Urologist Sevann Helo, MD (@drsevannhelo) recently published 2 blog posts that are commonly discussed topics in this forum:

Erectile Function After Radical Prostatectomy: Top 10 Frequently Asked Questions
Urinary Leakage After Prostate Surgery: Treatment Options and When to Consider an Artificial Urinary

I look forward to seeing your comments in the blog.

Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the Prostate Cancer Support Group.

northoftheborder | @northoftheborder | Mar 26 9:42am

Thank you — that's great news! Do you know if there's an RSS link I can add to my feed reader?

Colleen Young, Connect Director | @colleenyoung | Mar 26 10:02am

In reply to @northoftheborder "Thank you — that's great news! Do you know if there's an RSS link I can..." + (show)

@northoftheborder, gosh I forgot about RSS feeds. I thought they were a thing of the past. 🙂
No RSS feed, but if you click the Follow button on the blog (https://connect.mayoclinic.org/blog/mens-health-1/), you'll get a notification when a new post has been published.

northoftheborder | @northoftheborder | Mar 26 11:15am

Thanks for checking.

Surprisingly, RSS feeds are growing again in popularity, thanks to the increasing awareness of AI-generated fake news, algorithmic manipulation, and toxic behaviour on the commercial social media sites. RSS aggregation apps like Feedly are doing quite well (financially and otherwise).

Fortunately for us, most big news outlets never got around to turning off their RSS feeds — everyone from the BBC to the CBC to CNN to Al Jazeera to FOX News still syndicates multiple feeds — so you can get your own news directly from the sources (no manipulation by TwitterX, Facebook, etc) as well as blogs, notifications, alerts, and other material.