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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Sharing with His Radio Family
Scott Hennen is on the air three hours every weekday on his syndicated radio program based in Fargo, North Dakota. He has had ulcerative colitis since 1997, and on Monday morning is scheduled to have his colon removed at Mayo … Continue reading
By Lee Aase |
Posted in Cancer, Social Media
Tagged Fargo, Scott Hennen, ulcerative colitis
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Mayo Clinic Mile at Mall of America®
The next time you’re at Mall of America®, look up! Nearly 100 signs hanging from the ceilings throughout the mall guide walkers on one mile, 5K and 10K walking paths known as the Mayo Clinic Mile. The first official walk … Continue reading
By makalajohnson |
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Mall of America, Mayo Clinic, MOA, Vivien Williams
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A first of its kind surgery
The below article comes from our Sharing Mayo Clinic print publication: Three years ago, when Janis Ollson, now 32, was pregnant with her second child, she experienced agonizing back pain. But, unlike the back pain she had during her first … Continue reading
By makalajohnson |
Posted in Cancer, International
Tagged bone cancer, Canada, Cancer, Janis Ollson, Mayo Clinic, Michael Yaszemski, Surgery
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A Miracle for Daniela
Photo: Daniela, pictured top left, enjoys time with her brothers and sister at our home in Ecuador after her procedure at Mayo Clinic. Written by her parents, Juan and Victoria (Ecuador): My wife Victoria has always believed in miracles. I … Continue reading
By makalajohnson |
Posted in Cardiology & Cardiac Surgery, International, Pediatrics
Tagged Allison Cabalka, Cardiology, Clínica Mayo, Daniela, Dr. Jack, Ecuador, Harold Burkhart, Heart & Heart Surgery, Joseph Dearani, Loeys-Dietz syndrome, marfan syndrome, Mayo Clinic, miracle, pectus excavatum, Pediatrics, Ronald McDonald, Surgery
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Jesse Jensen’s Deep Brain Stimulation Story
When he was just five years old, Jesse Jensen of Missoula, Mont. began having tics, or involuntary movements, and was diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome . The tics were so violent they caused him intense neck pain and kept him out … Continue reading
By Elizabeth Rice |
Posted in Neurology & Neurosurgery
Tagged dbs, Deep Brain Stimulation, Jesse Jensen, Mayo Clinic, Tourette Syndrome
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My Adventures In ‘Minne-snow-ta’
Roy Exum recently wrote a comical editorial for the website Chattanoogan.com. Here are a few pieces from his article: Several years ago I was an in-house guest at the famed Mayo Clinic, which is about 90 miles south of Minneapolis … Continue reading
By makalajohnson |
Posted in Amenities
Tagged adventure, Chattanoogan, cold, freezing, Mayo Clinic, Minnesota, Roy Exum, snow, Tennessee
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Robotic Head and Neck Surgery
Surgeons at Mayo Clinic have developed a new robotic procedure performed through the mouth (transorally) to treat cancers of the tongue base and tonsils. Mayo Clinic is one of the few medical centers in the United States offering this surgery, … Continue reading
By makalajohnson |
Posted in Cancer
Tagged Head, Kerry Olsen, Mayo Clinic, Neck, Robotic Surgery, Steven Olsen, throat, tongue, tonsils, tumor
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The Heart of a Woman
Written by heart attack survivor Susan Cardelli: Just last week was the 10th Anniversary of my heart attack—January 25, 2001—or as the medical community would call it “A Cardiac Event”. Whenever I hear it referred to as a “cardiac event”, … Continue reading
By makalajohnson |
Posted in Cardiology & Cardiac Surgery
Tagged attack, cardiac event, Cardiology, Heart & Heart Surgery, Mayo Clinic, Susan Cardelli, Woman, WomenHeart
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Get on the Target Field Jumbotron with your health tip!
Mayo Clinic and the Minnesota Twins are teaming up again this season to help improve the health of Twins fans. And this time, we want to know how you and your families stay healthy. Enter our video contest for a … Continue reading
By Lee Aase |
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Facebook, health tips, Jumbotron, Mayo Clinic, Minnesota Twins, Video, Video contest
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MaryEllen’s Journey: Hope Returns (Final Episode)
The moment finally came. But it was an uneasy one at first. MaryEllen Sheppard was about to receive her last round of chemotherapy at Mayo Clinic, with friends and family by her side. But as her loved ones and her … Continue reading
By Julie Janovsky-Mason |
Posted in Cancer
Tagged breast cancer, chemotherapy, radiation, YouTube
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