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By Susan Buckles
April 17, 2021
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Science Saturday: Regenerative eyedrops tap blood for tears

Gregory Williams turned to regenerative medicine for healing after a one-two punch to his health. The 63-year-old Florida man survived leukemia only to develop ocular graft-versus-host disease, a potentially…

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 Jay Furst
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April 15, 2021

Mayo study finds that pregnancy increases risk for women to develop first-time symptomatic kidney stones

By Dana Sparks
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April 10, 2021

Science Saturday: Neutrophils may lead to cell aging

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By Joe Dangor
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April 9, 2021

Study of mouse gut microbiome may provide clues to how cancer develops in humans

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By Susan Murphy
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April 7, 2021

Mayo researchers reveal gene therapy path for treating children with rare, fatal genetic disease

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By Heather Carlson Kehren
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April 1, 2021

Reverse-order heart-liver transplant helps prevent rejection for highly sensitized patients

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By Jason Howland
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March 29, 2021

What studies show about pregnancy, COVID-19 vaccines

A Mayo Clinic lab member, wearing purple laboratory gloves, is purifying an adenovirus vector for preclinical testing.

By Sara Tiner
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March 27, 2021

Science Saturday: Vaccine efforts move forward at Mayo Clinic

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