If you’re a liver transplant patient, you’ve likely heard your doctors talk about your MELD score. Having a strong understanding of your MELD score and…

In this Mayo Clinic Radio segment, Dr. Halena Gazelka and Dr. Timothy Curry discuss pharmacogenomics and pain management. The Center for Individualized Medicine is seeking…

Photo courtesy of Zazzle.Com November is lung cancer awareness month.  It is useful to have a few statistics about lung cancer. Unfortunately, lung cancer remains the…

It's that time of year again, where vaccinations are in order. Interested in learning how long you should wait after receiving a vaccination before donating blood? Take…

Are you struggling with negative thoughts?  This time of the year can be difficult for many people.  The weather is changing.  We have less daylight. …

Trying to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle? We have all heard about the benefits of exercise: enhanced heart and brain health, improved sleep and…

This story originally appeared on the In the Loop blog. Twenty percent of people diagnosed with lung cancer have never smoked. Linda Wortman is one of them, and…

We had a fantastic event on Saturday, October 14 here at Mayo Clinic for the fifth annual Feel the Beat event! There were over 270…

Sally celebrated her liver’s 92nd birthday this year, and being only 71-years-young herself, she often says, “My name is Sally, and I am hope.” In…

Life dramatically changed for Yasmin in early 2016. The county prosecutor, marathon runner, exercise enthusiast, world-traveler and mentor to middle-school girls from St. Paul experienced…

Haines and Colter Gauzens missed their dad. It had been more than two weeks since they'd last seen him — an eternity in kid years.…

Malignant mesothelioma is a type of cancer that occurs in the thin layer of tissue that covers the majority of your internal organs. Dr. Shanda…