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Article contributed by Mayo Clinic staff, Gina Lange For most of us the thought of the holidays approaching brings great joy and excitement. We are…
Mayo Clinic invites you to join us on January 8, 2022 for an exciting patient and caregiver symposium: Myeloma and You. This online event is…
It's that time of year again. Thanksgiving and the start of the busy holiday season are here. As you reflect on the past year as…
January 29, 2022 - LIVESTREAM - 7:30am - 1:30pm ET This patient and caregiver event will cover topics related to prostate cancer. It is free…
Monitoring blood counts is an important part of your cancer treatment. Gaining an understanding of what role blood cells play in the body, what do…
Discover the ancient art of gentle flowing movements of tai chi in this experiential webinar. The session will begin as a live webinar then transition…
This session will introduce you to the basics of cannabis medicine. We will discuss the history of cannabis, the endocannabinoid system, current uses for…
Grief and Loss are as varied as our fingerprint, and universally something we will all experience. Grief experts will tell you the only way to…
When a loved one has a cancer diagnosis, you may find yourself being thrust into the caregiver role. This may be different than other times…
Through writing exercises, we learned how to capture our life stories by reflecting upon our experiences. We read sample stories and poems and discussed the…
Covid-19 has interrupted many things in our lives and getting a mammogram may be one of them. One study indicates there has been a 60%…
Cancer-Related Fatigue is defined as a persistent feeling of physical, emotional and/or mental tiredness related to cancer and/or its treatment. It is one of the…
Mayo Clinic is a proud sponsor of this event with the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) Minnesota Research and Innovation Forum. The…
Physical activity is a health benefit to all for a variety of reasons; cardiac health, weight management, stress relief, build and maintain muscle and bone…
I educate patients and family members who are about to begin cancer-related treatment. Often people ask how will my body react to the treatment? How…
Mayo Clinic's Cancer Education Program will be hosting a webinar on managing stress. Please join us Tuesday, October 5th at 3:00 p.m. (central time) to…
Article contributed by Jane Brandhagen, staff member Cancer Education Program September raises awareness of blood cancers like leukemia, lymphoma and multiple myeloma. These diseases affect…
We know what we eat impacts our health, but many of the messages we read about good nutrition seem to change regularly. Low carb, low…
Do you struggle with getting to sleep or falling back to sleep in the middle of the night? Become familiar with habits that promote healthy…
View a presentation with Mayo Clinic experts to learn how preventative care keeps you feeling your best. Listen to a personal health care journey to…
