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Mayo Clinic Q & A

Mayo Clinic Q and A: Facial drooping in children
Chloe Corey
July 18, 2023

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: My husband and I recently noticed our 5-year-old daughter was having difficulty blinking and eating, and one side of her face was drooping.[...]

Mayo Clinic Q and A: Teens can concentrate, learn and think better when well-rested
Liza Torborg
October 20, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Nonsurgical treatments may decrease pain from spinal stenosis
Liza Torborg
October 17, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Effective treatment is available for excessive sweating
Liza Torborg
October 13, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Various treatments available for uterine fibroids that cause symptoms
Liza Torborg
October 10, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Radiation therapy not routinely used for ovarian cancer
Liza Torborg
October 6, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Breast reconstruction may still be an option years after mastectomy
Liza Torborg
October 3, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Absence of treatment, Crohn’s disease tends to get worse over time
Liza Torborg
September 29, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Number of children with peanut allergies has increased significantly
Liza Torborg
September 26, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Child with recurrent fever may have periodic fever syndrome
Liza Torborg
September 22, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: For most diagnosed with it, IBS is a chronic, lifelong condition
Liza Torborg
September 19, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Hair loss that happens slowly likely a result of heredity
Liza Torborg
September 15, 2015
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Regular skin checks help catch melanoma, other skin cancers early
Liza Torborg
September 12, 2015

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