I'm starting to get journal overload. Does anyone know where I
can find RSS feeds for: Science,
The New England Journal of Medicine,
and
and PLoS Biology?
A feed that had just the abstracts would be really useful here.
RSS feeds?
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Science Magazine is easy — they provide their own.
NEJM doesn't, but you can get a feed via a third party.
This is the first time I've even heard of PLoS Biology, and a casual Googling didn't turn up anything immediately relevant, but there appears to be a script to generate RSS feeds from other pages, and it includes an example specifically for PLoS Biology.