If you have achy knees or bad hips, you are not alone. Joint pain is a common wear-and-tear problem as people age. Other contributing factors include obesity and arthritis. Joint…

Perhaps a long time overdue, the field of medicine has started to ask patients and their families what they want in terms of treatments and…

Member Spotlights feature interviews with fellow Connect members. Learn more about members you’ve connected with and some you haven’t met yet. Nominate a member you think should…

Patients with an atrial septal defect (ASD) have a hole in the wall of the heart that separates the top two chambers. This hole allows…

This is the second part in a blog series about Gabrielle Wanek, a twenty-three-year-old living with hypoplastic left heart syndrome. Catch up by reading the first…

We hear a lot about chronic pain and its treatments these days. In this Mayo Clinic Radio Health Minute, Dr. Jason Eldrige defines chronic pain.…

Expert Insight "To have a sense that your life has purpose you must believe that your later years are just as valuable as your earlier…

The Mayo Clinic Blood Donor Center had a great year in 2017,  filled with many changes and growth. Looking back on 2017, we decided to…

Original post from News Network DEAR MAYO CLINIC: My 1-year-old has neutropenia, and his neutrophil count is very low (310). He often gets infections, and his…

This is the first part in a blog series about Gabrielle Wanek, a twenty-three-year-old living with hypoplastic left heart syndrome.  I think a few of…

Photo courtesy of KTTC News Full Story/Video at KTTC News How would you show gratitude to someone who saved your life? One young man flew thousands…

I spoke with Steve Vorseth, a Licensed Master Social Worker in the transplant center at Mayo Clinic’s campus in Phoenix, about a critical member of…