
Mayo Clinic's COVID-19 Resource Center, which has logged more than 7 million page views since the start of the pandemic, has been redesigned, with new content and features to make it even more current, informative, and easy to use.
The refreshed site has:
The Resource Center also has updates related to COVID-19 for Mayo Clinic patients and visitors, and information on how to request an appointment.
"Mayo Clinic understands the need to provide the most current, accurate information on COVID-19, especially as we move into this new phase of concerns about the Delta variant," says Sandhya Pruthi, M.D., an internal medicine consultant at Mayo Clinic and medical director for Health Education & Content Services. "These most recent updates to our resource center will allow us to provide visitors with timely and valuable health information on the wide spectrum of COVID-19 topics.”
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