Mayo Clinic Minute - May 2019 Archives

Wedding rings are a symbol of love and unity. They also can be a source of an itchy, red rash. But does this mean you ...

People use artificial intelligence, or AI, any time they ask Siri, Alexa or Google to help them find something. But AI is also changing how ...

Summer, spring, winter or fall. Every season brings its benefits and challenges, especially for kids who play outdoors. Hear what Dr. Angela Mattke, a Mayo ...

The sizzle of a juicy burger and a thick steak on a hot grill can be music to your ears, but, if not cooked correctly, ...

Exercise is an important factor when living a healthy life. But if you only have time to be physically active occasionally, there are some helpful ...

Whether you’re camping, hiking or just playing near woods this summer, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says tick bites should be top of mind. Watch: ...

Progressive supranuclear palsy is a relatively rare but devastating neurologic disease. Dr. Bradley Boeve, a Mayo Clinic neurologist, says without a cure or effective treatments, ...

Stroke is the No. 5 cause of death and the leading cause of disability in the U.S., according to the American Stroke Association. If someone ...

Farro is an ancient grain that resembles brown rice, and is packed with fiber, protein, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. Popular in Italy, this healthy dish ...

Anxiety can cause sleepless nights. But is there anything you can do to calm the worrying and relax? Some people claim that wrapping up in ...

Your target heart rate is the point during exercise at which you reach maximum benefits of physical activity. The number is slightly different for everyone, ...

Breast cancer patients who receive treatments such as chemotherapy are at increased risk for cardiac complications later in life, according to the American Heart Association. ...