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New surgical techniques help stomach cancer patients keep eating normally
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November 4, 2026

New surgical techniques help stomach cancer patients keep eating normally

New surgical techniques at Mayo Clinic help stomach cancer patients retain normal eating function, improving...

Guinea builds labs to fight Ebola, Marburg, Lassa
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October 25, 2026

Guinea builds labs to fight Ebola, Marburg, Lassa

Guinea builds labs to fight Ebola, Marburg, and Lassa fevers. New regional facilities in Guéckédou...

Kenya confirms second Ebola death linked to first patient
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October 24, 2026

Kenya confirms second Ebola death linked to first patient

Kenya confirms second Ebola death linked to initial patient as a 65-year-old relative succumbed while...

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Florida man’s lung transplant journey: From oxygen dependence to recovery
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Florida man's lung transplant journey: From oxygen dependence to recovery

A Florida man's lung transplant journey from oxygen dependence to recovery, showcasing medical expertise and...

Green Tea Extract May Boost Fat Burning During Exercise
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Green Tea Extract May Boost Fat Burning During Exercise

Green tea extract may help the body use fat more efficiently during physical activity, according...

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Search Physiotherapy Clinics Online

In order to perform our day to day work without any problem, we need to be healthy. Someone who has...

Man recovers from ulcerative colitis
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Man recovers from ulcerative colitis

One man recovers from severe ulcerative colitis with help from Mayo Clinic specialists, finding new purpose in advocating for patients.

Mayo Clinic Biobank aids disease research
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Mayo Clinic Biobank aids disease research

Mayo Clinic Biobank aids disease research by integrating genomic data with medical records.

Florida man’s lung transplant journey: From oxygen dependence to recovery
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Florida man’s lung transplant journey: From oxygen dependence to recovery

A Florida man's lung transplant journey from oxygen dependence to recovery, showcasing medical expertise and personal resilience.

New surgical techniques help stomach cancer patients keep eating normally
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New surgical techniques help stomach cancer patients keep eating normally

New surgical techniques at Mayo Clinic help stomach cancer patients retain normal eating function, improving quality of life even with...

Pituitary Tumors Rarely Require Immediate Treatment
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Pituitary Tumors Rarely Require Immediate Treatment

Pituitary tumors rarely require immediate treatment, depending on size and type of tumor.

Clot removal after 24 hours aids stroke recovery
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Clot removal after 24 hours aids stroke recovery

One study shows that clot removal up to 24 hours after a stroke can aid recovery and reduce disability or...

AI tool speeds ultrasound report writing for radiologists
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AI tool speeds ultrasound report writing for radiologists

An AI tool from University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine may help radiologists write ultrasound reports faster, reducing delays...

How storytelling reshapes identity in personality disorder treatment
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How storytelling reshapes identity in personality disorder treatment

Research shows how storytelling reshapes identity in personality disorder treatment by revealing self-perception and healing potential through personal narrativ

Nurses Handle Care for Unresponsive Dying Patients Through Family Engagement
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Nurses Handle Care for Unresponsive Dying Patients Through Family Engagement

Specialist palliative care nurses rely on clinical expertise and family engagement to guide care for unresponsive dying patients.

Colorectal cancer rising in younger patients
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Colorectal cancer rising in younger patients

Colorectal cancer cases among individuals under 50 have climbed by 2.9% annually, according to the American Cancer Society.

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