“Where can I buy the calendar you talk about in the HABIT Program?” It is a common question we are asked by both patients and…

A sarcoma is a rare form of cancer that begins in the bones and in the softer connective tissues in the body. Sarcomas that begin…

Native Americans are often “invisible,” constantly pushed back into obscurity by society. Though Native Americans are subjected to direct and indirect injustices, their struggles often…

National Cancer Survivors Day® Virtual Celebration: Changing Lives Through Cancer Research National Cancer Survivors Day® is a celebration of life for those who have survived,…

An article from 2019 by the Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI), discusses the importance of an adequate diet and a healthy lifestyle on the ocular…

Of all the medical and surgical subspecialties, orthopedic surgery historically has had the lowest percentage of women and minorities. Mayo Clinic’s orthopedic surgery department is working…

This week, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention released findings from a new study looking at the effects of Post Covid Syndrome (PCS) on…

Over the past month and a half, The Hub shared a series of videos focused on Lewy body dementia (LBD). Mayo Clinic experts and collaborating…

The COVID-19 pandemic has altered the way people work. As vaccination rates increase, some people are returning to the office. But many companies have opted…

Comment from a member: The group I follow and take part in used to be fairly tight knit and responsive to each other, but it…

For many, one of the perks of age is the ability to retire. You worked hard all your life to earn your time to do…

One powerful tool that can be used to manage the stress of illness, including the anxiety, depression and fatigue that comes from having had COVID-19,…