Archive for March 2019
Mayo Clinic Minute: When your kidneys fail
Sensitized transplant patients: Mayo Clinic Radio
Fibromyalgia: Mayo Clinic Radio
How the Media Portrays Fortune 500 Women CEOs
A Heartfelt Cure
Fainting spells had plagued Julie Caimi since childhood. But until she went to Mayo Clinic, she had no idea the underlying cause was a congenital heart defect. An expert surgical team at Mayo corrected the problem, and now Julie’s symptoms are gone. As a child, Julie Caimi recalls being told she was lazy, especially in…
Read MoreRepaired Deviated Septum is a Breath of Fresh Air
With a deviated septum that blocked her nasal airway, Mistie Melver couldn’t breathe through her nose, and she rarely got a good night’s sleep. That changed when, after two failed surgeries, she turned to Mayo Clinic. At Mayo, Mistie found a care team committed to ensuring her nasal obstruction repair was a success. Mistie Melver…
Read MoreGenetics Home Reference: orthostatic hypotension
Related MedlinePlus Pages: Autonomic Nervous System Disorders, Low Blood Pressure
Read MoreGenetics Home Reference: Wiedemann-Rautenstrauch syndrome
Source: National Library of Medicine – Related MedlinePlus Pages: Growth Disorders
Read MoreGenetics Home Reference: rigid spine muscular dystrophy
Source: National Library of Medicine – Related MedlinePlus Pages: Muscular Dystrophy
Read MoreNavigating Breast Cancer With Support and Strength
Brenda Braatz has been dealing with breast cancer since 2013. Although the diagnosis and its treatment haven’t been easy, Brenda is thankful for the expert care, compassion and encouragement she’s received from her Mayo team. On Jan. 4, 2013, Brenda Braatz stepped on a roller coaster and didn’t get off for five years. At least…
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