Two men with similar stories crossed paths in a Mayo Clinic support group and quickly formed a friendship. Today, they are proving to themselves and[...]
On Jan. 17, 2023, Kari Hall gave birth to a 1-pound, 8-ounce baby boy at Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Today, Waylon is a thriving one-year-old,[...]
Maria Lazaro Elemos, D.N.P., was born in the Philippines. She shares why cultural diversity is important to her and how celebrating the Lunar New Year[...]
Since 2008, Nathan Hellyer, Ph.D., has been traveling to Honduras with Mayo students in the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program to provide medical care in[...]
Stacia Carroll intended to donate a portion of her liver to an old family friend. When he passed suddenly, she decided to give the gift[...]
When Brent Berry became ill after a liver transplant, and his condition deteriorated, a team gathered to come to his aid. He would require a massive blood transfusion protocol that required backup from across the Rochester hospital practice.
Learn what to expect on Mayo Clinic’s new TikTok channel, how some furry visitors got lost in Arizona, and what you'll find at a new Mayo Clinic Store at Mayo Clinic Health System.
At Mayo Clinic, art is recognized for its ability to heal. The Humanities in Medicine team helps bring that element of healing through art exhibits, concerts, bedside arts programs and more. Learn why they do what they do, what they look for in new team members, and what they'd be called if they were a band.
When a passenger flying to San Juan, Puerto Rico, for Christmas had a heart attack, he was in good hands — including those of a Mayo Clinic physician. Learn what happened when Raul Rosario-Concepcion, M.D., answered the question: "Are there any medical personnel on board?"
An accomplished athlete, Kari Turkowski, Ph.D., first came to Mayo Clinic as a patient searching for answers. After receiving a diagnosis, she came back as[...]
During medical school, Leena Danawala, M.D., began experiencing debilitating symptoms that led her to Mayo Clinic. Now a physician herself, she sometimes shares her own health journey with her patients. One way she makes sense of that journey is through poetry.
In October, a heart became available in the Twin Cities for heart transplant patient John Neuenschwander at Mayo Clinic in Rochester. When his surgeon feared[...]