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Mayo Clinic Q & A

Mayo Clinic Q and A: 5 advances in cancer treatment
Cynthia Weiss
August 15, 2023

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: In the past year, several family members have been diagnosed with various types of cancer, including leukemia, melanoma, breast cancer and colon cancer.[...]

Mayo Clinic Q and A: At-home treatments often heal dry, cracked heels
Liza Torborg
December 26, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Keeping hands consistently clean one of the best ways to avoid getting sick
Liza Torborg
December 22, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Chest pain despite normal stress test
Liza Torborg
December 19, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Specialists in pain management help patients cope with chronic pain
Liza Torborg
December 16, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Cardiac assessment may show if heart issues need to be addressed
Liza Torborg
December 12, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Restrictive diet usually not necessary to control symptoms of GERD
Liza Torborg
December 8, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Alternatives to suprapubic catheter may be available
Liza Torborg
December 5, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Sleeping pills should be used cautiously, especially among older adults
Liza Torborg
December 1, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Cartilage repair, restoration becoming more common
Liza Torborg
November 28, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Rate of progression of Parkinson’s disease hard to predict
Liza Torborg
November 24, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Stretching, strengthening helps relieve pain for long-distance runner
Liza Torborg
November 21, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Without treatment, RLS can make it difficult to get a good night’s sleep
Liza Torborg
November 17, 2015

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