Balance disorders affect people physically and emotionally, making it essential to find treatments that address both aspects. The following integrative ap­proaches have been used alongside…

Testing for COVID-19 is a part of the strategy to end the pandemic. But understanding testing — different types of tests and how and when…

  Have you heard of adult coloring? We have discussed mindfulness in several prior posts, including this one where I offered the following introduction to…

Nationwide, there is a trend in orthopedic surgery to move total joint arthroplasty, commonly known as joint replacement, from inpatient to outpatient surgery. Patients benefit…

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…

While the rate of cervical cancer has been declining for decades in the U.S., health disparities persist. Hispanic women have the highest incidence rate of cervical cancer,…

With the highly transmissible omicron variant spread across the U.S., it may seem inevitable that most people will get infected with COVID-19. But Mayo Clinic…

A Community Investment in Equitable Pathways RISE for Youth is a first-of-its-kind collaboration between Mayo Clinic and the Rochester branch of the National Association for…

    If you’re having trouble even thinking about talking to your doctor about your hearing loss, you’re not alone. Many people deny that they’re…

Patient advocacy and support organizations play an important role for patients suffering with diseases or conditions. The goal of these groups is to connect members…

Written by Carly Herr, a Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences dietetic intern This savory roasted squash dish is both colorful and filling! With 4…

There will no volunteering anywhere on the Mayo Clinic-Rochester campus the remainder of today (Friday, January 14) due to the impending storm. This includes all…