August is more than just a month – it’s a celebration of life, unity, and hope. National Minority Donor Awareness Month honors the incredible gift…

The following new support groups have recently been added to Mayo Clinic Connect: Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Liver Diseases Lymphedema Melanoma & Skin Cancer Connect…

Listen to our latest episode: 66. Jonathan Evison on caregiving through oral cancer In this episode, Dr. Denise Millstine is joined by bestselling author Jonathan…

We explored CSS in a previous post. Let's take a deeper look at its impact. People with chronic pain and other chronic symptoms may have…

Article written by Bryan Neth, MD, Ph.D. and Eva Alden, PhD, LP If you’ve ever felt like your brain isn’t working the way it used…

JOHN: What brought you to Mayo Clinic Connect?  @moonboy: I’ve been looking for a support resource for survivors of aortic dissection. I don’t use social…

Listen to our latest episode: 65. Georgia Cloepfil on soccer, stress and losing your period We’re exploring the intersection of elite athletics and women's health…

Traveling can be a confusing experience for people with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias and their families. The Dementia Friendly Airports group has been working…

Cancer treatment can be physically and emotionally difficult. Many patients experience symptoms like pain, tiredness (fatigue), anxiety, and depression, which affect their daily lives. The…

While prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men(after skin cancer), its occurrence and impact vary significantly based on factors like race, age, and…

Breast cancer risk varies from person to person, especially for those with inherited genetic mutations (changes in DNA passed down from parents). Recent research has…

Pancreatic cancer is difficult to detect in its early stages, which often leads to late diagnoses and lower survival rates. Researchers have developed a new…