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Diabetes isn’t destiny for rural communities
Caitlin Doran
March 19, 2024

A new study by Mayo Clinic researchers observed higher diabetes rates in rural vs urban areas. However, they found it was linked to risk factors that can be changed, such as inactivity and obesity. With the right tools to help them take control of their health, rural Americans may be able to significantly reduce their diabetes risk.

Mayo establishes High Altitude and Harsh Environments Medical Clinic
Jim McVeigh
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Robert Nellis
November 18, 2016
Next-generation biomaterial being developed to treat bleeding
Julie Janovsky-Mason
November 16, 2016
Discovery’s Edge: Eyes gone bad
Mayo Clinic Staff
November 15, 2016
Mayo researchers identify biomarker to speed diagnosis in brain and spinal cord inflammation
Susan Barber Lindquist
November 15, 2016
Mayo Clinic research sheds light on why some rheumatoid arthritis patients respond poorly to biologics
Sharon Theimer
November 14, 2016
Mayo Clinic Minute: National plan to address Alzheimer’s disease
Dennis Douda
November 11, 2016
Guidance Needed on PDL1-Inhibitors
Mayo Clinic Staff
November 10, 2016
Discovery’s Edge: Foreseeing the future of vaccines
Mayo Clinic Staff
November 8, 2016
Study: Lack of brain shrinkage may help predict who develops dementia with Lewy bodies
Susan Barber Lindquist
November 2, 2016
Research connects first-time kidney stone formers and chronic kidney disease
Kelly Reller
November 2, 2016
Single mutation in recessive gene increases risk of earlier onset Parkinson’s disease
Kevin Punsky
November 2, 2016

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