Helping Others Heal
As an oncologist, Dr. Evanthia Galanis, sees the anguish cancer can bring to families, including her own. Her philosophy in her lab and practice [...]
Penny George, Psy.D., learned from a young age the role that care and comfort play in health care. Her father, Dr. Robert Pilgram, a general [...]
Chuck Boetsch inhaled, drawing his breath in deeply for the first time in a long time.
“My wife and two of my daughters were in my [...]
Former Mayo Clinic administrator Robert W. Fleming had a firsthand role in creating the golden example of teamwork as chair of the U.S. Olympic Hockey Committee.
Bob’s [...]
Blueprints take shape through ingenuity and time at the drafting table. At Mayo Clinic, new draft designs can guide physician-scientists toward milestones in the field [...]
The United Nations called the killing of 300,000 people and the displacement of 3 million more one of the worst humanitarian crises ever when Darfur, [...]
Today, about 60,000 Americans have had their larynx removed due to disease or trauma. These people are missing out on many of life's little pleasures [...]
One hundred years ago Mayo Clinic was transformed from a private partnership into a not-for-profit medical center through philanthropy.
On Oct. 8, 1919, Dr. William J. Mayo [...]
When searching for an exact diagnosis through a myriad of complex and serious factors spread across millions of data points, it helps to have a [...]