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Check out a few of the most popular News Network stories on @mayoclinic social media this past week.
Pokémon party at Mayo Clinic Children's Center brings joy, lasting memories
In his 5 years, Arthur has lived much of his life in the hospital because of terminal cancer. That's where he met Kevin Pike, a security ambassador at Mayo Clinic, who ignited a passion for Pokémon in Arthur. So much so that Arthur, with Kevin's help and that of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, went on to throw a party for friends at the Mayo Clinic Children's Center.
An army of support
A heartwarming mission in Rochester, Minnesota, as around 20 active-duty soldiers visited 5-year-old Gabe Downey at Mayo Clinic Children's Center. Gabe, who is battling rhabdomyosarcoma, has been receiving incredible support from soldiers worldwide after his mom shared his journey on social media.
10 patients receive the ultimate gift in a single day at Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic surgeons recently performed 10 organ transplants within 24 hours, setting a record for both the hospital and the state of Arizona. On Nov. 19, Mayo Clinic teams worked around the clock to complete seven kidney transplants and three liver transplants.
Mayo Clinic Minute: COVID-19 at-home tests and expiration dates
Taking a home antigen test for COVID-19 is a simple first step if you feel unwell or were exposed to the virus. But what about those COVID-19 tests you've stored away for the last year? Are they still good? Dr. Matthew Binnicker, director of the Clinical Virology Laboratory at Mayo Clinic, offers some guidance about COVID-19 testing.
Treating advanced prostate cancer
While most advanced prostate cancer is incurable, treatments can slow or shrink the cancer, reduce symptoms, and extend a person's life. Recent advancements in diagnostic techniques and new treatments have improved the survival rate for advanced prostate cancer.
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