April 18, 2024 Laurel Vermillion On Thursday, April 18th Laurel Vermillion, PhD, M.Ed. will be guest speaking in this webinar. The topic of discussion is…

Brigitte’s daughter, Caelis, was born premature and spent her first four months in the NICU. During that time, she underwent heart duct surgery, suffered from…

  The published literature on hypermobility disorders continues to grow. We previously shared insight on some of the recent  books related to EDS/HSD. Two more to…

It’s been more than 50 years since women in the U.S. have been publicly advocating for equal rights, opportunities and freedoms. Despite the progress of…

In a health care industry where Black people are statistically more likely to develop and die from many forms of cancers compared to whites, Drs.…

The cornerstone of treatment for advanced prostate cancer is medications that shut off the production and activity of male sex hormones (androgens). Testosterone is the…

March is not only National Kidney Month, it is also National Social Work Month. To celebrate both observances, we're highlighting Pat Dennis, a social worker…

If you missed it last month, we have the full recording of our Cancer Conversations on Liver Cancer. Cancer Conversations brings in survivors/care takers and…

Written by Mayo Clinic Dietetic Interns Try this delicious meal for breakfast or brunch. Perfect for busy mornings and taking on the go. The ingredients…

TERESA: What brought you to Mayo Clinic Connect?  @pavlina60: I discovered Mayo Clinic Connect when I got out of the hospital, got my bearings and…

The Mayo Clinic ICU Recovery Program (MCIRP) was first launched in the fall of 2019. We don't have to tell you that the world has…

We rolled out a new Notification Setting that allows you to receive an email notification or an onsite notification when a member makes their first…