At Mayo Clinic in Arizona, the COVID-19 pandemic means expanding virtual capabilities, increasing innovation, communicating and coordinating even more than usual, and streamlining patient care.…

There were a ton of smiling faces at our Wellness Rx Drive-Thru Food Distribution located at Woodland Acres Elementary on 2/27. A huge thank you…

Written by Madison Hemer, Mayo Clinic Dietetic Intern Welcome a surprising twist on an overlooked vegetable! Not only is this Brussels sprout side dish high…

"People seem to be decreasing travel. More folks are wearing masks. They're following that hand, space, and vaccinate paradigm," says Dr. Gregory Poland, an infectious…

    You may use the terms Alzheimer’s and dementia as if they mean the same thing, but they’re really two different terms. Here’s the…

When we began the journey with this Transplant page on Mayo Clinic Connect, we were on a mission to put more information about living donor…

  Another tool for independence Maintaining maximum independence is a typical goal for our patients living with Mild Cognitive Impairment as well as those who…

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed, canceled and delayed many parts of people's lives, including when or if they seek medical care. Dr. Robert McWilliams, a…

Colorectal cancer is a term that includes colon and rectal cancers, both of which originate in the lower portion of the large intestine and into…

Colleen Wilson clearly remembers when she decided to become a blood donor. Conversing with her surgical colleagues at Mayo Clinic one day, they pondered: "What…

When Su Spafford began working at Mayo Clinic in 1987, she was asked if she would consider becoming a blood donor. Su embraced the idea,…

Smaller incisions, less pain and faster recovery are just a few reasons minimally invasive heart surgery can be a good option for patients with heart…