HCHC Podcasting

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What is Podcasting?

Podcasting is a way to receive audio files over the Internet. Many content providers, including HCHC, offer podcast feeds at no cost. These feeds deliver audio broadcasts to your desktop. You can listen to these files on your computer or load them on to your MP3 player and take them with you.

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All you need to get started is podcasting software. Once you download and install the software, simply add one of HCHC's podcast feeds. The podcasting software will automatically check for updates and download the files to your computer so you can load them onto your MP3 player.

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AUDIO PODCASTING - e-Health News
		Men's Health This month's featured topic: Count Hairs to Learn Potential for Baldness Want to know how much hair you are losing? Start counting - the hairs on your comb, not on your head. Also in this issue: Facts about Hair Loss
		Women's Health This month's featured topic: Good Night's Sleep Linked to Happy Marriage New research has found that women in happy marriages tend to sleep more soundly than women in unhappy marriages, according to a report at an Associated Professional Sleep Societies meeting. Also in this issue: Getting a Good Night's Sleep
		Heart Health This month's featured topic: Some Fats Actually May Help the Heart Fewer than half of Americans realize there are two types of dietary fat that actually help their hearts, a new survey shows. Also in this issue: Facts on Fats
		Breast Health This month's featured topic: Low Vitamin D a Problem for Women with Breast Cancer Women with breast cancer who have a vitamin D deficiency at the time of diagnosis are more likely to have a recurrence or to die from their disease, say researchers at an American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) meeting. Also in this issue: Preventive Care
		Diabetes Health This month's featured topic: Chocolate May Improve Blood Flow in Type 2 Diabetes All the talk about chocolate being good for your health is starting to get serious, with new evidence reported in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. Also in this issue: Facts about Diabetes
		Child's Health This month's featured topic: Some Infants and Toddlers Have Vitamin D Deficiency At least 40 percent of American infants and toddlers are not getting enough vitamin D, according to a report in Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine. Also in this issue: Breastfeeding Basics
		Mind and Body This month's featured topic: Asthma Inhalers Harmful to Ozone Layer Being Phased Out Asthma inhalers that contain the medication albuterol to relax the airways also contain chemicals that harm the ozone layer, so US health officials are taking them off the market. Also in this issue: Asthma Defined