When faced with an alarming diagnosis of tongue cancer that threatened not only her health but also her livelihood, Paulette Walz looked to Mayo Clinic[...]
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Managing medications while keeping her seizures under control is a challenge for Hannah Soderberg. The Mayo Clinic Outpatient Pharmacy makes it easier with individualized attention[...]
Muscle spasms, can be painful, no matter where they occur. In this Mayo Clinic Radio Health Minute, Dr. John Pemberton explains a condition called proctalgia[...]
Dr. Noseworthy was invited to speak at the Boston College Chief Executive Club. Once word got out that he’d be in town, he got another[...]
Congenital heart defects are structural problems with the heart that are present at birth and may require surgery. While it can be scary to find out[...]
Over time, progressive hearing loss thwarted Judith Collin's enjoyment of family, friends and activities. Now a cochlear implant has restored her ability to enthusiastically engage[...]
As a medical student, Dr. James Stewart was eager to learn to help others. But he was unaware of just how valuable his Mayo Clinic[...]
April is National Donate Life Month, a time to encourage people to become organ, eye or tissue donors. This is also a time to celebrate[...]
Chaplain Ana Wilson cares for staff and patients at Mayo Clinic's Rochester campus. Here she shares her personal perspective on how her experiences have shaped[...]
When it comes to dieting, the focus often has been on eating fewer calories as the key to losing weight. But a new study, published[...]