Health & Wellness - March 2012 Archives

Mayo Clinic researchers are using a genetic combination of human DNA and a cousin of the rabies virus to eradicate skin cancer from within trained mouse immune ...

ROCHESTER, Minnesota — 19 de marzo de 2012.  Las personas con síntomas que sugieren la presencia del trastorno conductual del sueño con movimientos oculares rápidos, ...

Estos son los puntos más destacados de la edición de marzo de Mayo Clinic Health Letter. Aumenta la hepatopatía grasa no alcohólica vinculada a la ...

Age-related Changes to Taste and Smell a Common Occurrence March 16, 2012 Dear Mayo Clinic: Why do we lose our sense of taste ...

Rare Disease Causes Inflammation of Cartilage Throughout Body March 16, 2012 Dear Mayo Clinic: I was just diagnosed with relapsing polychondritis. What has been ...

You may be eating too much if you're not getting enough sleep. Mayo Clinic researchers studied 17 healthy young men and women between the ages of ...

In this Medical Edge Radio episode, Mayo Clinic Dr. Jan Stepanek looks at the issue of air travel during pregnancy. To listen, click the link below. Pregnancy ...

SCOTTSDALE, Arizona — 13 de marzo de 2012.  Un reciente estudio de Mayo Clinic sobre los "tics del golfista", afección que ha dejado perplejos a ...

ROCHESTER, Minnesota - 13 de marzo de 2012.   Mayo Clinic y sus colaboradores de la Escuela de Veterinaria de la Universidad de Pennsylvania, de la ...

ROCHESTER, Minnesota — 13 de marzo de 2012.  Los científicos de Mayo Clinic presentaron los resultados obtenidos sobre las alergias infantiles y el asma durante ...

People with symptoms suggesting (REM) rapid eye movement sleep behavior disorder, have twice the risk of developing (MCI) mild cognitive impairment  or Parkinson’s disease within four years ...

With spring break shorts and swimsuit season here, many people are showing off their legs for the first time in months, and for some, that also means deciding what to do about unsightly varicose veins. The bulging purple or blue lines may be simply a cosmetic issue, or they could be a sign of a serious medical problem, says Mayo Clinic vascular surgeon Peter Gloviczki, M.D.