Rural Health Today brings your listeners the latest health news five-days-a-week, directly from the leading experts in rural health.

Rural Health Today focuses on health care from the rural perspective, providing health news targeted specifically at the unique needs and concerns of Rural America.

Listen to our latest health radio reports in MP3 format below.  To start running Rural Health Today, or for more information, please call us at 312-224-2750 or e-mail us at healthradio@sbcglobal.net.

If your station is non-rural, we also offer a general daily healthreport, The 60 Second Checkup.  For more information on The 60 Second Checkup, click here.

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If you missed a recent edition of Rural Health Today, you can hear any of the current month's programs by clicking any of the links below. 

NOTE:  If any of the files doesn't download immediately, try canceling the download and clicking on the link again.  You can also right click on the link, click on "save as," and save the file to your computer.

(IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICE:  In order to broadcast Rural Health Today, stations are required to notify us and submit a signed copy of the affiliate agreement.  Stations may NOT broadcast Rural Health Today, without submitting a signed agreement.  If your station is running Rural Health Today, and you have not notified us or submitted a signed copy of our affiliate agreement, contact us immediately at 312-224-2750 or healthradio@sbcglobal.net.  The signed agreement guarantees your station will have exclusive rights to carry Rural Health Today in your market, and stations that fail to submit a signed agreement will be forced to stop running the program immediately, if another station in the market contacts Sound Targeting and asks to run the program.)

(AFFIDAVIT REMINDER:  Stations, don't forget to fill out the required online affidavit at the end of each month.  To access the online form, simply click here.)

February 2010

Download all February audio at ftp://ftp.soundtargeting.com/February10RHT.zip
Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
February 01- Telemedicine to the rescue	February 02- Mercury fillings	February 03- Pregnancy affects chance of getting breast cancer	February 04- New year's resolution: stick or sunk?	February 05- Septicemia
February 08- Blood clots post-surgery	February 09- H1N1 and the year you were born	February 10- Albuterol and autism: any connection?	February 11- Bringing physicians together with the iPhone	February 12- Seasonal Affective Disorder
February 15- Sinusitis treatment	February 16- Vaccinations during pregnancy	February 17- Bone marrow transplant	February 18- Quit smoking? Still at risk for diabetes	February 19- COPD affecting the heart
February 22- Cholesterol and heart disease	February 23- Insulin management	February 24- Breast cancer survivors	February 25- Osteoporosis in men	February 26- Using fat for your benefit

January 2010

Download all January audio at ftp://ftp.soundtargeting.com/January10RHT.zip
Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
				January 01- A designated candle snuffer
January 04- Osteorporosis and the arteries	January 05- Downsizing for kids	January 06- Saving a limb	January 07- Candle fires	January 08- Mapping brain surgery
January 11- Texting behind the wheel	January 12- Smaller and delicate	January 13- Ecstasy and sleep apnea	January 14- Lung cancer in the non-smoker	January 15- Basil cell carcinoma
January 18- Cancer statistics	January 19- Good judgment in radiology	January 20- Erectile dysfunction	January 21- Had an H1N1 vaccine yet?	January 22- Young adults want HPV vaccine
January 25- A dislocated shoulder	January 26- A Second Look Before Testing	January 27- The holiday blues	January 28- Solving a mysterious urinary problem	January 29- The Recurrent Risk Estimator

December 2009

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
	December 01- No screening recommended	December 02- The Breast Cancer Killer	December 03- Cancer screenings controversy	December 04- Prostate removal options
December 07- House cleaning for dust mites	December 08- Handling new information	December 09- Lung cancer	December 10- The HIV link to cancer	December 11- Red yeast rice
December 14- Breast cancer vaccine	December 15- Who should worry about lung cancer?	December 16- Alzheimer's Disease	December 17- Financial loss from H1N1	December 18- Polyps
December 21- Hands-Only CPR	December 22- Improved lung disease detection	December 23- Diabetes does not discriminate	December 24- Getting serious about diabetes treatment	December 25- Treating infertility
December 28- Home defibrillators	December 29- Cat allergy	December 30- Healthy workplace habits	December 31- Quit smoking at work

SPECIAL FOR KSIR - NOTE:  The following files are posted solely for the use of KSIR.  Other stations should continue to use the standard files, posted above.

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For more information:

Radio stations:  To start carrying Rural Health Today, or for more information about the program, please contact us at 312-224-2750 or e-mail us at healthradio@sbcglobal.net.

Listeners: To find out more about Rural Health Today or to let us know what you think of the program, please drop us a line.  Don't forget to tell us on what station you hear Rural Health Today.