Across the country, many people—especially in rural or underserved communities—face challenges using video-based telehealth (virtual visits) for cancer care. Reliable internet and confidence using digital…

  The purpose of this study is to assess the acceptability of vaginal fluid collection for a DNA-based endometrial cancer detection test. Why This Research…

Male stress urinary incontinence (SUI) can be frustrating and life-changing. Many men experience leakage after prostate surgery or other procedures. If you are dealing with…

Cancer-related lymphedema is long-term swelling that can happen after cancer treatment. It occurs when the lymphatic system—part of the body that helps drain fluid, fight…

Colon cancer is one of the most preventable forms of cancer—yet too many people are still diagnosed late, when treatment is more difficult. Jewel M.…

  For Veronica Glover, CEO and founder of SisterHermana, cancer advocacy is not abstract—it’s personal, lived, and rooted in community. As both a cancer survivor…

Gina Ryan is a volunteer with the Mayo Clinic Transplant team in Florida and an active member of the U.S. Coast Guard. Long before she…

Author: Kyle Bovee, DPT   Spring is marked by blooming flowers and a sense of renewal. For many sports enthusiasts, it is also the unofficial…

The following new support groups have recently been added to Mayo Clinic Connect: Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Connect with others like you for…

After Your Vasectomy: Common Questions and Answers It’s normal to have questions after your vasectomy. Most men recover quickly, but knowing what to expect can…

Maintaining a balanced diet provides numerous health benefits. It can lower risk of heart disease, help maintain a healthy weight, and provide the nutrients we…

What Men Should Know After Prostate Cancer Treatment You May Have Been Told “Nothing Can Be Done” After prostate cancer treatment, many men expect to…