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By Cynthia Weiss
April 18, 2021
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Sharing Mayo Clinic: Now seizure free, epilepsy patient wants to share her music

Destiny Rhodes finds solace in music. Diagnosed with temporal-lobe epilepsy when she was 17 months old, Destiny says when she started playing guitar as a…

Human brain research and memory loss as symbol of alzheimer's concept with missing pieces of the puzzle

By Susan Barber Lindquist
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April 16, 2021

Mayo study differentiates what blood-based proteins indicate about brain cell loss

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By Laurel Kelly
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April 16, 2021

Consumer Health: Treating and living with Parkinson’s disease

By Dana Sparks
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April 14, 2021

Infographic: Transoral head & neck surgery

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By Laurel Kelly
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April 7, 2021

Consumer Health: What do you know about Parkinson’s disease?

By Jason Howland
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April 1, 2021

Unique neurologic symptoms lead to surprising cancer diagnosis

a young white woman in a striped sweater, sitting on a couch, wincing in pain, her eyes closed, looking sad and holding her back because it hurts

By Laurel Kelly
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March 30, 2021

Consumer Health: Do you need back surgery?

a medical illustration of the nerve damage caused by multiple sclerosis (MS)

By Laurel Kelly
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March 8, 2021

Consumer Health: Treating MS

By Dana Sparks
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March 8, 2021

Mayo Clinic Q&A podcast: “Brain fog” is a lingering condition for many COVID-19 long-haulers

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