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It's the million... billion or maybe trillion dollar question. In this Mayo Clinic Radio Health Minute, Dr. Jon Tilburt has more about a [...]
Our next Mayo Clinic Radio program, Saturday, August 16 at 9 a.m. CT, will highlight the influence and power of social media in health care. Medical director for the Mayo Clinic Center for Social Media Farris Timimi, M.D., will join us to discuss the impact of social networks on health care. Hope you'll tune in! Myth or Fact: The main reason many physicians and hospitals give for not participating in social media is they have legal concerns. Follow #MayoClinicRadio and tweet your questions. To listen to the program on Saturday, click here. Mayo Clinic Radio is available on iHeart Radio. Listen to this week’s Medical News Headlines: News Segment August 16, 2014 (right click MP3)
http://youtu.be/9OCHmpdUfpY ROCHESTER, Minn. — To honor 150 years of serving humanity, Mayo Clinic is taking its story to the public in a free exhibit destined for stops in more than 40 communities throughout the U.S. and Canada from April through October 2014. This high-impact, 1,000-square-foot exhibition on wheels will bring to life Mayo Clinic’s values and our vision for the future of health care. “Throughout our history, people have turned to Mayo Clinic for hope and healing. By experiencing this exhibit you will share the enduring values and exciting vision of Mayo Clinic in service to humanity,” says Kerry Olsen, M.D., Chair, Mayo Clinic Sesquicentennial Committee. What’s inside? A visit to the exhibit will allow visitors to see the human body as never seen before and discover how we use innovation, research and technology to meet the unique needs of individual patients.
Michael Grover, D.O., and Juan Pablo Brito Campana, MBBS, talk about being a wise health care consumer. Is it possible to provide overtreatment for a condition? How [...]
Join us Saturday, Feb. 1, at 9 a.m. CT, when Michael Grover, D.O., and Juan Pablo [...]
On Saturday, Jan. 18, Mayo Clinic President and CEO John Noseworthy, M.D., joins the show to discuss the future of health care. How does the Affordable Care Act affect the future of health care? Does Mayo Clinic have a role and what responsibilities do patients and the government play? With a rapidly aging population, what challenges does Medicare face and how can those challenges be addressed? Below are video excerpts from the recorded conversation between Dr. Noseworthy and co-hosts Dr. Tom Shives and Tracy McCray.
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Listen to this week’s Medical News Headlines: News Segment January 11, 2013 (right click MP3)
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"A more compassionate mind is very, very helpful to good health." "Loving kindness, warm-heartedness are keys to health." "Each of us has some responsibility to make a contribution." "You can lead this moment because you practice these things." These words from His Holiness the Dalai Lama resonated with Mayo Clinic staff and guests gathered to hear a special talk on "Compassion in Health Care" on Monday, Feb. 29, at the chapel on the Saint Marys Campus of Mayo Clinic Hospital in Rochester. The Dalai Lama's message was especially pertinent in a setting with a strong connection to the Mayo Clinic Value Statements, which include the values of compassion, respect and healing, all of which came up repeatedly in the Dalai Lama's talk and question-and-answer session that followed.
