Whether you or your loved one is pre-transplant or post, you know the importance of basic self-care. Here’s a round-up of three posts reminding you…

An ostomy is a type of surgery that creates an opening in the abdomen that allows the removal of stool or urine when a person…

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…

A variety of emotions is normal and, despite being eager to return to a more normal life, it can be scary to step away from…

A study published in the journal Inflammatory Bowel Diseases, where researchers focused on early-onset inflammatory bowel disease - eoIBD  (refers to those patients under the…

Thank you so much for attending Feel the Beat 2018! We had a total of 176 guests at the event, many of whom traveled far…

WASHINGTON, D.C. (September 4, 2018) — Rita Charon, scholar, physician, and originator of the burgeoning field of narrative medicine, will deliver the 2018 Jefferson Lecture…

After a hiatus of over 1 year, we are thrilled to announce that the HABIT Healthy Action to Benefit Independence & Thinking Program ® has…

On this episode of the Mayo Clinic Radio program, Dr. Sarah McCarthy, a psychologist at Mayo Clinic, will discuss how families cope with a devastating diagnosis.…

  A major goal of our current research for Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (PSC) involves capturing “the exposome,” or the role of environmental exposures – pollutants,…

Free and open to all! On display September 10-27, 2018 Hage Atrium, Subway Level, Siebens Building, ROCHESTER

  The emotional aftermath of critical illness/injury is something that often catches people by surprise but can have a significant impact on daily life. People…