RSS feeds

A RSS feed is a computer-readable file that summarises the information published on a web site. Gut feeds provide headlines, abstracts (where available) and links to new articles.

You can view RSS feeds by installing software called an 'RSS reader', 'feed reader' or 'news reader' or by using a web-based feed reader such as Bloglines, FeedZilla or My Yahoo!. If you run your own website, you can display the latest articles from this journal on your own site using our RSS feeds.

The full list of BMJ Journals RSS feeds is available as an OPML file which can be used to bulk import our RSS feed data into an RSS reader.

The following RSS feeds are available:

 Current issue only

 Recent issues

 Online First

 Most Frequently Read Articles

Section Feeds

       Colon

       Commentary

       Digest

       Editor s quiz: GI snapshot

       Guidelines

       Helicobacter pylori

       Hepatology

       Inflammatory bowel disease

       JournalScan

       Leading article

       Neurogastroenterology

       Oesophagus

       Pancreas

       PostScript

       Recent advances in basic science

       Recent advances in clinical practice

       Stomach

       Upper GI cancer