RSS feed for medical imaging journals

RSS is a protocol for feeding updates of websites, either blogs, newspapers and even academic journals. This protocol was created by recently deceased Aaron Swartz (NYTimes article). If you are a researcher, you might find it difficult to know the latest papers published or keep track of your favorite journal publications. I personally use Google Reader to keep track of journals and blogs. You just have to subscribe to the journal and/or blog.

For this blog, you can simply use knowyourimages.blogspot.com.
For journals, you have to find the correct address. I put here some of my favorite journals RSS feeds:

• Physics in Medicine and Biology: http://iopscience.iop.org/0031-9155/?rss=1
• IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging: http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/rss/TOC42.XML
• Neuroimage: http://rss.sciencedirect.com/publication/science/6968
• Medical Physics: http://online.medphys.org/search_rss?q=+&searchtype=searchin&faceted=faceted&searchzone=2&fromdate=&todate=&ignoredates=true&alias=&key=MPHYA6&fromvolume=&fromissue=&tovolume=&toissue=&sortby=newestdate&recordspage=25&possible1=&possible1zone=multi&bool1=and&possible2=&possible2zone=multi&bool2=and&possible3=&possible3zone=multi&figtabcap=&submit1=Display+Results&rss=rss&rsstitle=Medical%20Physics

Do you recommend other RSS feeds?