Four years after testing confirmed Georg Lochner was a perfect bone marrow match for Christy Stubbe, Georg flew from Germany to meet the woman who[...]
Mayo Clinic's Sailing to Hope Survivorship breakfast gives breast cancer patients and survivors the opportunity to connect, heal, and look to the future. When Vernice[...]
Justin Lanners remembers the exact day of his stroke. "April 18, 2017," he says. "It was a Tuesday." That day, Justin awoke at 5 a.m.[...]
The signs of aging are there, if you're paying attention. It's a little harder to climb the stairs, get out of bed, fit into the[...]
"I have learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them[...]
Angie Mikkelson used to want to fly under the radar and not tell others she'd had a heart transplant. But then she realized the effect she could have by sharing her story and encouraging others to donate.
Mother-daughter duo Dani and Aleia Johnson originally created their unique head scarves for their mom/grandma, Barb Fisher. The scarves now are part of a care kit for others battling ovarian cancer.
"To make a difference in someone’s life, you don’t have to be brilliant, rich, beautiful or perfect. You just have to care." Mandy Hale
More than 60 years ago, Alice Kalin was told the cancer in her leg would end her life. But a trip to Mayo Clinic and[...]
The goal of the Mayo Clinic Blood Donor Program's upcoming campaign, Pints for Preemies, is to adequately supply Mayo Clinic with enough blood for its[...]
"It isn’t where you come from; it’s where you’re going that counts." Ella Fitzgerald