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A researcher and her team to journey in search of a worthy goal: better care for patients with lymphoma.   When she began practicing medicine, Lisa Rimsza, ...

Combining innovative Mayo Clinic labs with medical businesses and creative start-up companies will help Rochester — and benefit patients. Outside his office in the ...

Advancing Critical Treatments for Stroke: Thomas Brott, M.D. Thomas Brott, M.D., a Mayo Clinic neurologist, still vividly remembers the first moment he saw his ...

Biobanks preserve our body's knowledge so it can pay dividends in the future.   Since antiquity physicians have analyzed patient specimens to diagnose ...

Mayo Clinic researcher and ophthalmologist Raymond Iezzi, M.D., rescues sight. He combines precise surgical techniques with technology like bionics, biosensors and femtosecond lasers to help ...

Shortly after baby Jordyn came into the world on a cold January day, doctors knew something was wrong. The newborn’s skin was blue and cold ...

Sleeping poorly can do more than make you tired. It can kill you. Growing up in South Africa, Virend Somers and his two cousins ...

Since its founding Mayo Clinic has sought ways to improve how patient care happens. More than improving quality control or increasing efficiency, Mayo Clinic has turned health care delivery ...

Over its 150 years of operation, Mayo Clinic has contributed heartily to the practice of medicine, medical research and the education of future health care professionals. The most pervasive may be ...

Researchers studying amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, have long been suspicious about the protein known as TDP-43. Now, in a new publication in Nature Neuroscience, ...