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Editor's note: This story is written by Robert Sobotka, 75. In 2016, he was diagnosed with a mass on pancreas and multiple tumors in his [...]

Editors Note: This story was originally published in Mayo Clinic Magazine.

A first responder pronounced Maurice Orange dead. Maurice's body lay crumpled on the hot [...]

Robert Heintz of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, is no stranger to hospitals. Born with a congenital hip defect, he has had several hip surgeries over the [...]

Arriving full-term amidst a flurry of excitement, Tygh Derossett’s birth at a Kentucky hospital in 2016 mimicked that of most newborns. He cried, he received [...]

When Nolan Hemmen laces-up his running shoes these days, he can't help but think how far he's come since having brain surgery.

It was November 2019, [...]

More than 3.6 million people in the U.S. are living with limb loss, according to the Amputee Coalition. Most are lower limb amputations resulting from diabetes, trauma [...]

Sight is the most dominant sense. It affects people's ability to perceive and move through the world, but it also affects how people are perceived [...]

Jon Bratsch had accepted that he was going to die. Barely conscious, breathing through a ventilator, and paralyzed in the intensive care unit, he could [...]

For 29 years, a U.S. Navy plaque has hung in an exam room of Donn Dexter, M.D. It commemorates his military service as a hospital corpsman on [...]

Editor's note: This story was written by patient Marge Cabanski.

I am Marge Cabanski, and at 74 years old in November 2020, I began [...]

Mayo Clinic Laboratories’ comprehensive approach to targeted antibody testing played a crucial and lifesaving role in moving Sheila Lewis to recovery from autoimmune encephalitis.

Sheila Lewis [...]

Editor's note: This story was written by patient Lauren Quinn.

I've always been an active girl. Running cross-country, playing lacrosse and dribbling down the basketball [...]