February 14, 2024
Radiology technologist in Mankato trusts her intuition, detects breast cancer a year early
By In the Loop
Jill Maas’ ability to connect with patients not only makes her an integral part of the healthcare team but may also have helped save a life.
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February 1, 2024
Here and There: Mayo on TikTok, furry visitors, grand opening
By In the Loop
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.
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November 27, 2023
Physician launches book-focused podcast to extend reach, improve patient outcomes
By In the Loop
Denise Millstine, M.D., believes there is an opportunity to empower more people with knowledge to manage their health conditions by “putting the right book in the right hands at the right time.” She created the “Read. Talk. Grow” podcast as a vehicle to do just that. An avid reader herself, Denise Millstine, M.D., knows the powerful […]
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Tags: Denise Millstine
November 8, 2023
In pictures: Heritage Classic 5K Run/Walk in Florida
By In the Loop
The final in-person Heritage Classic 5K Run/Walk of the season took place at Mayo Clinic in Florida on Saturday, Nov. 4. See photos from the event.
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March 19, 2020
Talking to Kids About COVID-19
By In the Loop
COVID-19 has changed life for everyone, including kids. Jenn Rodemeyer, manager of Mayo Clinic’s Child Life Program, explains how to help young people cope with the changes they’re facing.
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Tags: Child LIfe Program, Dr. Gregory Poland, Infectious Diseases, Jenn Rodemeyer
February 18, 2020
Hot Yoga. The Hot Fitness Trend You’re Going to Want to Try
By In the Loop
Hot yoga has become one of the hottest fitness trends of the past decade. Dr. Edward Laskowski, co-director of Mayo Clinic’s Department of Sports Medicine, says the benefits are wide-ranging.
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Tags: Department of Sports Medicine, Dr Edward Laskowski, Hot yoga, Mayo Clinic in Rochester
January 23, 2020
Flamenco Dance Offers Unique Form of Healing
By In the Loop
A pilot program offered through Mayo Clinic’s Center for Humanities in Medicine in Arizona gives patients the opportunity to heal through the art of flamenco dance.
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Tags: Carol Graziano, Center for Humanities in Medicine, Mayo Clinic in Arizona
January 16, 2020
Family’s Birkie Fever Leads to Royal Position in Legendary Ski Race
By In the Loop
Mayo Clinic lab tech Tasha Pinckney, along with her dad and husband, will participate in this year’s American Birkebeiner as “Berkie Royalty” during the largest cross country ski race in North America.
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Tags: American Birkebeiner, Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Tasha Pinckney
December 3, 2019
Silent Heart Attacks Are a Real Thing — But They Don’t Have to Be
By In the Loop
Heart attacks aren’t one-size-fits-all and can sometimes happen even without knowing it. But rather than worry, it’s possible to take steps to safeguard our hearts.
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Tags: Dr. Rekha Mankad, Heart attack, Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Women's Heart Clinic
November 19, 2019
Dog Days Bring Joy to Staff in Community Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine
By In the Loop
Tammy Schmit was looking for a way to lift the spirits of her team when she had an idea: invite Mayo Clinic’s Caring Canines to bring their unique brand of cheer to the staff.
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Tags: Caring Canines, Community Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine, Kaitlyn Maidl, Tammy Schmit