Best way to find new studies?

[nicole.healthline]

I'm wondering how sites break news without dedicating too much time researching.

Are there any tools that you use? For example, if you wanted to be one of the first people to know when a celebrity was diagnosed with a health condition, how would you go about doing that?

[ResslerMotors]

You could set up Google Alerts for phrases you are interested in (I follow all the makes of cars I represent), and follow some blogs that continue to have breaking news first.  I have mine set to make a noise when something pops up.

[RyanKent]

if you wanted to be one of the first people to know when a celebrity was diagnosed with a health condition, how would you go about doing that?

News outlets pay top dollar for this information. Everyone wants to break the news.

The best you can realistically do is set up RSS feeds based on keywords. If you have a particular celebrity in mind such as "Madonna", then you can monitor 100+ sites for any news on Madonna.

Using this method you would receive the news immediately, but the rest of the world would be informed as well. If you attempted to rank for an article on this topic, you would be competing with all the top publishers world-wide.

[firstconversion]

<cite>www.google.co.uk/trends</cite> very useful for this type of thing