Next to each feed title is a Refresh Icon, which I placed for my own debugging purposes. However, if a feed is blank, you might be able to restore it by clicking on that Refresh icon. This blanks the screen and you can close it. Reload the Heme-Onc.news page, and hopefully the feed will now be there.

Removed Heme-Onc Today. It looks like it's been sold to some other entity, and the content is far inferior now.

Recently, some journals have incorporated Cloudflare DDoS protection, which makes pulling content much more difficult. However, a few of them have made RSS feeds available, which has been a savior. Unfortunately, not all of them have done so. As a result, some of the major journals had to be removed. I have written to the editors of these journals requesting that they create RSS feeds, and I hope that they will see the benefit of this to working clinicians, and create them.

On a positive note, I have added three feeds from the HemaSphere journal, to beef up the hematology offerings. Enjoy.

Some time ago, I created this "newspaper" of journals for personal use when I was in active practice (am now happily retired). This was a way to catch up the latest publications during a free moment. Browse through it as you would a regular newspaper. Each journal gets updated around midnight. I would strongly recommend using this site in conjunction with a reference manager to help you quickly store each helpful article in its place for future retrieval. I use Zotero and have found it to be great for my needs, and over the years, I have accumulated quite a library.
As I am retired now, I don't go to this site as often as before, and sometimes sites break, and I don't notice it for a while. Apologies in advance for this. You can shoot me an email at info AT heme-onc.news, if this happens.
But for the foreseeable future, I will still try to keep this site current for those who still find it useful.

Gary Takahashi MD