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Taking a prescription drug can be confusing. And taking several medications ... some before breakfast and others just before bed ... can multiply the challenges. On this week's Mayo Clinic Radio, pharmacist Jeremy Anderson answers common questions about managing your prescriptions. Also on the program, gynecologic oncologist Dr. Jamie Bakkum-Gamez talks about a new screening test for endometrial cancer that uses tampons. And we'll discuss ringing in your ears, known as tinnitus (TIN-ih-tus), with Mayo Clinic audiologist Dr. Janalene Niichel.
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Thanks for you concerns Greg. While I was not on the planning and redesign group, I have seen the plans. The new chapel space, though not demonstrably larger than the current one, has a much better design to accommodate wheelchairs/IV poles. Like many places at Mayo, space is very tight and we were not able to expand due to space and budget constraints. We understand the temporary space will be tight but are hoping to do our best to still make it a hospitable place for worship. We are very much hoping the new space will be ready and available by Advent.
Where is the permanent chapel located on the Methodist Campus? I've visited the one at St. Mary's, but never Methodist's!
Eisenberg 2, towards the west end of the building…
@gregoryhughes
Certainly hope the revised space is larger, as the existing space is quite cramped often, forcing people to stand, and navigate aisles filled with hospital IV poles, etc. Knowing that the temporary space is smaller yet even, is especially concerning.