The HLHS Program is proud to share a heartwarming story about one of our surgeons, Dr. Joseph Dearani, M.D. Dr. Dearani was recently featured in…

With millions of people using social media today, information and news can spread within an instant. Social media is also a great way for people…

Over the past two decades, researchers have been better able to understand the role of genetics in patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). At Mayo Clinic, a…

Is gluten something you should avoid if you have diabetes? An article recently published in Healthline News explores the connection between gluten and diabetes. The article…

Q: I’ve heard the term “clinical trials,” but what are they? Why do people participate in them? How would I find out about current clinical…

Jeanne Tung, M.D., talks about why optimizing vaccinations in patients with inflammatory bowel disease seems to be a challenging issue, and emphasizes the benefits of counseling from…

Sunanda Kane, M.D., discusses a recent study in Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics about how male infertility can be impacted  with therapeutic drugs used to treat…

Preparing for the first day of school is a nerve-wracking time for every parent, as it symbolizes the next phase of a child’s life. For…

Recently, more and more people have been mentioning possible liver issues after the Fontan surgery. We wanted to find out more information so we sat…

International Clinic Trials Day is a day to raise awareness about those researchers who take steps every day to contribute to medical research and find…

Looking for a healthy dessert for the weekend? Try sauteed bananas with caramel sauce! Here's a tip from a Mayo Clinic dietitian: With a glaze of…

Sunanda Kane, M.D., discusses stool tests for pediatric and adult patients with inflammatory bowel disease. Specially, Dr. Kane focuses on two proteins that may help…