Mayo Clinic Radio

Heart Disease Hasn’t Slowed Record-Setting Swimmer

Clay "Trip" Hedrick is a world-record-setting swimmer who hasn't let heart disease — including bypass surgery — slow him down. Clay "Trip" Hedrick looks every[...]

By In the Loop • February 25, 2020
Skip Sturtz is a Cheerful Giver, Donating a Kidney to a Stranger

Not long into his retirement, Skip Sturtz felt a stirring to do something life-changing for someone else. He reached out to Mayo Clinic and began[...]

By In the Loop • August 13, 2019
From Colleagues to Friends to Breast Cancer Survivors

Lindsay Stromback and Melanie Peterson met as colleagues but quickly became friends. That friendship became an invaluable support system when they were diagnosed with breast[...]

By In the Loop • March 21, 2019
New Physical Activity Guidelines to Get You Moving and Pump You Up

If you're starting 2019 with fitness goals in mind, new national guidelines on physical activity should be encouraging, since research shows that every minute of[...]

By In the Loop • January 8, 2019
Back-to-School Readiness Means More Than Pencils and Paper

Family Medicine specialist Elizabeth Cozine, M.D., recently stopped by the Mayo Clinic Radio set to share how parents can set their kids up for success[...]

By In the Loop • August 28, 2018