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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May 2012

 

Download all May audio at ftp://ftp.soundtargeting.com/May12RHT.zip

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Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

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May 01-

Maintaining privacy

 

May 02-

Evaluating male infertility

 

May 03-

Inguinal hernia

 

May 04-

Falling after hearing loss

 

May 07-

The changes tumors undergo

 

May 08-

Mosquitoes spread dengue

 

May 09-

CDC nutrition report

 

May 10-

STD's among today's youth

 

May 11-

Vaccinations for newborns

 

May 14-

Accidental injuries to children

 

May 15-

Secure file sharing

 

May 16-

Tamiflu doesn't always help

 

May 17-

Watching for antiviral resistance

 

May 18-

Requiring the TDaP vaccine

 

May 21-

Adenovirus in the military

 

May 22-

History of the adenovirus vaccine

 

May 23-

Volunteer work for your health

 

May 24-

Genetic counseling for families

 

May 25-

Celiac disease

 

May 28-

Don't snuggle chicks

 

May 29-

Paying attention to kidney disease

 

May 30-

Accidental poisoning

 

May 31-

Hysterectomy

 

 

 

April 2012

 

Download all April audio at ftp://ftp.soundtargeting.com/April12RHT.zip

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

April 02-

Brady and kidney donation

 

April 03-

Just say yes

 

April 04-

A protein called Tau

 

April 05-

Easter driving safety

 

April 06-

A plug for coffee addicts

 

April 09-

Sjogren's syndrome

April 10-

First Sjogren's, then what?

 

April 11-

Prenatal steroids

 

April 12-

Red wine, good for your health

 

April 13-

Hearing impaired prepare for disaster

 

April 16-

Prom will see less tan tans

April 17-

How to save lives

 

April 18-

Flu drugs

 

April 19-

Rapid flu tests

 

April 20-

Sent to the wrong floor

 

April 23-

What are uterine fibroids?

 

April 24-

Treating uterine fibroids

 

April 25-

TB in the United States

 

April 26-

TB: hard to get over

 

April 27-

Danger of statins

 

April 30-

Risk of antipsychotics

 

 

 

 

 

 

March 2012

 

Download all March audio at ftp://ftp.soundtargeting.com/March12RHT.zip

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

 

 

 

March 01-

Psilocybin and depression

 

March 02-

Dark side of an MS treatment

 

March 05-

What doctors learn from twitter

 

March 06-

Race and heart attack

 

March 07-

A teaspoon of salt

 

March 08-

Vaccinations, not just for kids

 

March 09-

North Carolina flu virus

 

March 12-

Teens not eating well?

 

March 13-

No more catheters

 

March 14-

Cholera, an unwanted souvenir

 

March 15-

Three stages of car seats

 

March 16-

Alcohol raises breast cancer risk

 

March 19-

Even doctors make mistakes

 

March 20-

Stoves and allergy attacks

 

March 21-

Vaccinations help children

 

March 22-

HPV vaccine now for boys

(NOTE CONTENT!)

 

March 23-

Watch out for ticks!

 

March 26-

Support breast feeding moms

 

March 27-

Water check up

 

March 28-

Why wait between pregnancies?

 

March 29-

Birth control post-baby

 

March 30-

Limiting access to sweet drinks

 

 

February 2012

 

Download all February audio at ftp://ftp.soundtargeting.com/February12RHT.zip

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

 

 

February 01-

Epigenetic changes in cancer

 

February 02-

Support network for dieters

 

February 03-

The super flu bug

 

February 06-

NSAIDS and cancer

 

February 07-

A pain in the back side

 

February 08-

Calcium helps the heart

 

February 09-

Achieving fitness in 2012

 

February 10-

Pre-pregnancy diet

 

February 13-

BMI doesn't lie

 

February 14-

Dialysis at for-profit centers

 

February 15-

Removing the ovaries...why?

 

February 16-

Nicotine, it's not all bad

 

February 17-

Cognitive impairment at 45

 

February 20-

Hospitalizations in dementia

 

February 21-

Fixing low back pain

 

February 22-

Guidelines for cancer screenings

 

February 23-

The 2009 H1N1 pandemic

 

February 24-

Binge drinking

 

February 27-

Heart defects in newborn

 

February 28-

Undetected heart defects

 

February 29-

Advice for pregnant women

 

 

 

 

 

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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