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Mashup Score: 4Sharper strategies for stress management - Mayo Clinic Press - 8 hour(s) ago
Are you trying to find a healthy coping mechanism to deal with life stress? The method of perceived control may be a fairly simple solution…
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Mashup Score: 11(VIDEO) Liver's regenerative ability allows for living donors - Mayo Clinic News Network - 13 hour(s) ago
Dr. Timucin Taner led the team that completed Mayo Clinic’s first paired liver transplant. It was initiated by an altruistic donor.
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Transplant chains are when a living donor is not a match for a specific recipient but still agrees to donate, setting off a chain reaction of transplants. But, if a person only has one liver, how can a living donor start this chain? Learn more: https://t.co/sTv5PPTNKm https://t.co/F5QXsTP39V
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Mashup Score: 7
Thanks to testing by Mayo Clinic Laboratories, Joy Carol learned the specific reason for her body’s sudden decline.
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As a recipient of Mayo Clinic’s patient-centric model of care, Joy Carol deftly navigates life with a chronic condition and continues to feel gratitude for the care she’s received. Read more of her story: https://t.co/jhfUnTCTLQ https://t.co/w1MP3eHOM8
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Mashup Score: 12What to know about shingles - Mayo Clinic Press - 8 day(s) ago
If you’ve had chickenpox, the disease is probably a hazy memory from your childhood of a week or so of constant itchiness. Don’t let that…
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Chickenpox may be a distant childhood memory, but the same virus can cause shingles—a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. In some cases, the pain lingers for months. Learn more about the causes and how to treat it: https://t.co/ydFHzyCdtO https://t.co/CHnH7kXSdc
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Mashup Score: 7As stomach cancer rates rise in younger people, knowing symptoms and family history is key - Mayo Clinic News Network - 16 day(s) ago
Recent trends reveal an increase in early-onset stomach cancer in people younger than 50, particularly women.
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Stomach cancer rates in the U.S. have been steadily decreasing for decades, but recent trends reveal an increase in early-onset stomach cancer in people younger than 50, particularly women. Learn more: https://t.co/mYQTI7Rj8h
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Mashup Score: 5Primary Care in Rochester and Kasson - 16 day(s) ago
No one knows your child as well as you do. Your child’s clinician and care team rely on your observations of your child, those from your family and anyone who cares for your child. While every child develops at their own rate — some leap ahead, some make slow-but-sure progress — there are general milestones your child should reach around certain ages. The Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC) offers checklists for following your child’s developmental milestones from 2 months to 5 years old,
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You know your child best, and your observations are key to tracking their development. While every child grows at their own pace, there are important milestones they should reach at certain ages. Learn more: https://t.co/qb7fFPbiN1 https://t.co/PaFhr3exwy
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Mashup Score: 11Breaking the poo taboo - Mayo Clinic Press - 16 day(s) ago
Everybody does it. And yet there seems to be an aura of shame around our bowel movements and potential complications, like anxiety poops, constipation, and…
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Everybody does it, and yet there seems to be an aura of shame around our bowel movements. The On Nutrition podcast talks to Dr. Iris Wang about the best way to poop, various tummy troubles, and how treatments like hypnotherapy might be able to help. https://t.co/hRqTzTKsCf https://t.co/lrWeK841aJ
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Mashup Score: 8Tomorrow's Cure Podcast - Mayo Clinic - 17 day(s) ago
Have you ever wondered how artificial intelligence is helping solve medical problems? Or how medical research is making it easier to predict your genetic risks for disease? In Tomorrow’s Cure, award-winning journalist Cathy Wurzer facilitates conversations between experts from Mayo Clinic and renowned organizations. Join us as these medical pioneers share their amazing work and how they use innovative thinking in pursuit of answers for patients. What they describe may sound like science fiction, but watch
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In the Tomorrow’s Cure season 2 finale, learn how an AI-powered app is helping doctors improve skin patch testing, reducing clinic visits while ensuring precise results. Listen now: https://t.co/xyMhW4UU56 https://t.co/lFNtvYwueU
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Mashup Score: 34Mayo Clinic launches landmark study on rare neurological disease - Mayo Clinic News Network - 17 day(s) ago
Every rare disease tells a story. Understanding how one unfolds — how it develops and evolves — is often the first step toward treating it. A small genetic error, a malfunctioning cell or a breakdown in a biological process can set disease in motion. But for many rare conditions, the course of progression remains unwritten. A groundbreaking […]
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A groundbreaking natural history study led by researchers at Mayo Clinic's Center for Individualized Medicine and Department of Clinical Genomics aims to advance research for one rare disease with the potential to benefit many others. Learn more: https://t.co/7MjTeTzKzz https://t.co/q9KY5YZH4Z
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Mashup Score: 18Hot Flashes and Neurovascular Function in Women - 18 day(s) ago
Learn more about services at Mayo Clinic.
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Women who experience hot flashes are at greater risk for hypertension & cardiovascular disease. If you are a woman aged 45-60 who experiences hot flashes, you may be eligible to join a Mayo Clinic research study. Visit: https://t.co/wqXX0hiEPh https://t.co/JBr9UcUWAw
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The concept of perceived control may offer a simple yet effective solution. Therese Huston, author and cognitive scientist explores practical strategies for handling life’s challenges. Want to learn more? https://t.co/kxLwcvpD3B https://t.co/y74yILZRPS