Mayo Clinic
Coverage of Mayo Clinic in the Nexus archive.
- We Melt With You: How to Survive Extreme Weather
The article addresses surviving extreme weather in 2026, highlighting D.C.'s poor air quality due to wildfire smoke and offering health tips from the Mayo Clinic and West Coast experiences. It provides guidance on managing bad air quality, extreme heat, and protecting pets, emphasizing preparedness for ongoing climate challenges.
- It’s one pillow, Michael, how much could it cost?
Flock cameras in Minnesota have been stolen or vandalized, sparking debates about public safety and privacy. A Republican gubernatorial candidate, Mike Lindell, faces allegations over campaign pillows valued at $35 versus his claim of $4.90. An ICE agent, Christian Castro, is in custody in Texas and sought for extradition to Minnesota.
- Jetting off for a summer vacation? How to eat and drink to minimize jet lag
The article discusses strategies to minimize jet lag by adjusting meal times to align with the destination's time zone and avoiding alcohol. Experts like Tara Schmidt and Joanne Slavin recommend gradually shifting eating schedules before travel and adhering to local meal times upon arrival. The CDC also advises smaller meals during travel to reduce gastrointestinal discomfort.
- Procession to honor Eau Claire firefighter following sudden death
A procession will honor Eau Claire firefighter Bryce Jungbluth, who died in the line of duty after a sudden medical emergency. Jungbluth, 27, served in Eau Claire and Carrboro, North Carolina, before his death and will be escorted through the community for public respects. A funeral service is scheduled for August 10.
- Carly Simon has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, treated for skin cancer
Carly Simon has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and recently treated for basal cell carcinoma. She discussed her mobility challenges and the impact of her health issues on her public appearances, and is set to release a new album.
- Carly Simon has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, treated for skin cancer
Carly Simon has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and treated for basal cell carcinoma, a common skin cancer. She shared details of her health struggles, including joint surgeries and mobility challenges, and announced the release of her first original album since 2008, 'Comes in Waves,' as a source of solace.
- Carly Simon diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease
Carly Simon has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and is adjusting to the condition while continuing to create music. She experienced initial symptoms resembling arthritis, underwent joint replacement surgeries, and later sought a diagnosis at Mayo Clinic. Simon is also recovering from basal cell carcinoma surgery and has released a new song, 'Howl,' as part of her upcoming album.
- Jetting off for a summer vacation? How to eat and drink to minimize jet lag
Jet lag can be minimized by adjusting meal schedules to align with the destination's time zone, eating smaller meals during travel, avoiding alcohol, and using caffeine strategically. Experts like Tara Schmidt and Joanne Slavin recommend starting to shift meal times before travel and maintaining local eating patterns upon arrival.
- Jetting off for a summer vacation? How to eat and drink to minimize jet lag
Jet lag can be minimized by adjusting meal schedules to align with the destination's time zone, eating smaller meals, avoiding alcohol, and using caffeine strategically. Experts from Mayo Clinic and University of Minnesota recommend shifting meal times gradually before travel and maintaining local eating patterns to help the body adjust.
- Jetting off for a summer vacation? How to eat and drink to minimize jet lag
The article discusses how adjusting meal schedules, eating local foods upon arrival, avoiding alcohol, and using caffeine strategically can help minimize jet lag. Experts like Tara Schmidt and Joanne Slavin recommend aligning meals with the destination's time zone and avoiding heavy or unfamiliar foods during initial travel days.
- Nivea shares leukemia diagnosis
Nivea, the singer from 'Laundromat,' was diagnosed with Chronic Myeloid Leukemia (CML) in early 2026 and is undergoing treatment. She expressed gratitude for the manageable nature of her condition and shared that she is continuing her music career while taking audio engineering classes.
- ‘A horrible disease’: Pro wrestler Rebel battling ALS
Professional wrestler Rebel (Tanea Brooks) has been diagnosed with ALS and is raising awareness and funds for the disease. Friends like Shiloh Mount and Steve Borden (Sting) are supporting her through benefit events and the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
- Bunkerhill Health raises $55 million to put AI agents to work inside hospitals
Bunkerhill Health, a healthcare startup founded in 2019 by Nishith Khandwala and David Eng, has raised $55 million to deploy AI agents in hospitals. The company uses FDA-cleared algorithms to address hospital challenges like wait times and missed follow-ups, partnering with 15 health systems including Cleveland Clinic and Mayo Clinic. The latest $25 million Series B round was led by Khosla Ventures.
- Theo Burrell, ‘Antiques Roadshow’ expert, cancer research advocate, dies at 39
Theo Burrell, a ceramics and glass expert on 'Antiques Roadshow' and cancer research advocate, died of glioblastoma at 39. She was diagnosed in June 2022 and underwent multiple treatments, exceeding initial life expectancy predictions. Her family highlighted her advocacy and the hope she inspired in the cancer community.
- Sen. Lindsey Graham: What to know about aortic dissection
The preliminary cause of death for Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) was determined to be an aortic dissection by a medical examiner. His death certificate is pending completion of toxicological and microscopic tests.
- Protecting yourself against alpha-gal syndrome
Alpha-gal syndrome is a condition triggered by tick bites, causing an allergic reaction to alpha-gal sugar found in mammalian tissues. Symptoms include hives, nausea, and vomiting, with delayed onset complicating diagnosis. The Lone Star Tick is the primary carrier in the U.S., but other ticks like the blacklegged tick can also cause the syndrome.
- Heart condition tied to Lindsey Graham's death can strike without warning — what to know
Sen. Lindsey Graham's death was caused by an aortic dissection linked to arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease. The condition can strike suddenly and is fatal without immediate treatment.
- Your resting heart rate could reveal more about your health than you think, doctors say
Resting heart rate, measured when awake and calm, indicates overall health. A rate between 60-100 BPM is normal for adults, with lower rates common in athletes. Abnormal rates may signal health issues like anemia or thyroid problems, and consulting a doctor is advised if rates are consistently too high or low.
- Katie Couric reveals she was diagnosed with temporary amnesia
Katie Couric was diagnosed with transient global amnesia after experiencing an episode on June 27, 2026, during which she lost memory of a full day, including panels at the Aspen Ideas Festival. Doctors ruled out a stroke, and she regained her memory but has a memory gap from noon to 7 p.m. that day.
- Katie Couric reveals she was diagnosed with temporary amnesia
Katie Couric disclosed an episode of transient global amnesia on June 27, 2026, during which she lost memory of a full day, including appearances at the Aspen Ideas Festival. Doctors ruled out a stroke and diagnosed the condition, which caused her to forget recent events and struggle with creating new memories for less than 24 hours.
- Katie Couric reveals she was diagnosed with temporary amnesia
Katie Couric disclosed experiencing an episode of transient global amnesia on June 27, 2026, during which she lost memory of nearly an entire day, including panels at the Aspen Ideas Festival. Doctors ruled out a stroke and diagnosed the condition, which caused her to forget recent events and basic information, though she regained awareness and memory over time.
- What is CTE, chronic traumatic encephalopathy?
CTE, or chronic traumatic encephalopathy, is a progressive brain condition caused by repeated head injuries, commonly found in contact sports athletes and military personnel. It leads to dementia-like symptoms and can only be definitively diagnosed post-mortem through autopsy. The condition was first identified in boxers in the 1920s and later linked to NFL players like Mike Webster.
- Aging Untold: How to make part-time home care work
The article discusses strategies for effective part-time home care, the mental challenges of aging, and how AI helps doctors estimate heart age. It emphasizes planning care around specific needs, addressing mental exhaustion in older adults, and using heart age assessments for health improvement.
- Aging Untold: How to make part-time home care work
The article discusses strategies for effective part-time home care, addresses mental exhaustion in aging adults, and highlights AI's role in estimating heart age. It emphasizes planning care schedules, prioritizing tasks, and using technology to improve health outcomes.
- Aging Untold: How to make part-time home care work
The article discusses strategies for effective part-time home care planning, addresses mental and physical challenges of aging, and highlights AI's role in estimating heart age. It emphasizes prioritizing tasks, managing caregiver schedules, and lifestyle changes to improve heart health.
- ‘Freaky’: Katie Couric diagnosed with amnesia after stroke scare
Katie Couric experienced a stroke scare that led to a diagnosis of temporary memory loss. She reported confusion, believing Joe Biden was president and forgetting recent events, including a newborn granddaughter, before being diagnosed with transient global amnesia.
- AI helps doctors estimate your heart’s ‘age’
Researchers at Mayo Clinic use AI to analyze heart data and calculate a person's heart age compared to their chronological age. The technology identifies health risks if the heart is older than the individual's actual age, while younger heart ages correlate with longer lifespans and fewer heart events. Lifestyle changes can reduce heart age and improve health outcomes within a short timeframe.
- AI helps doctors estimate your heart’s ‘age’
Researchers at Mayo Clinic are using AI to analyze echocardiograms and determine a person’s heart age compared to their chronological age. Dr. Francisco Lopez-Jimenez highlights that a higher heart age correlates with shorter lifespan, while a younger heart age is linked to better health outcomes. Lifestyle changes like exercise and stress reduction can quickly reduce heart age.
- AI helps doctors estimate your heart’s ‘age’
Researchers at Mayo Clinic are using AI to analyze echocardiograms and determine a person's 'heart age' compared to their chronological age. The technology identifies individuals at higher risk of early mortality if their heart age exceeds their actual age, while those with younger heart ages face lower risks. Lifestyle changes like exercise and stress reduction can rapidly narrow the gap between heart age and chronological age.
- Microsoft and Mayo Clinic are teaming up to build a healthcare AI model
Microsoft and Mayo Clinic are collaborating to develop a healthcare AI model. Mayo Clinic will own the model, which will be trained on de-identified patient data and initially used by its clinicians.
- Aging Untold: How to take charge of your annual checkup
The article discusses strategies for managing annual checkups by prioritizing essential tests and asking doctors about their necessity. It also addresses nutrition challenges for individuals cooking alone and explains that statins require lifestyle changes to effectively lower cholesterol. Additionally, it highlights a North Carolina farmer's intricate model train display as a cultural interest.
- Aging Untold: How to take charge of your annual checkup
The article discusses strategies for prioritizing essential tests during annual checkups and fostering patient-doctor partnerships, offers solutions for maintaining nutrition when cooking alone, highlights the necessity of lifestyle changes alongside statin use for heart health, and features a North Carolina farmer's lifelong model train project.
- Aging Untold: Steps to take after a dementia diagnosis
The article outlines steps families should take after a dementia diagnosis, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive care plan and holistic health approaches. It also highlights a barbershop quartet's continued performances after one member's stroke and discusses a simple skincare routine for healthy skin.
- Recall alert: Nearly 1M bottles of kidney, heart medications recalled
The FDA has recalled nearly 1 million bottles of kidney and heart medications Corlanor (ivabradine) and Sensipar (cinacalcet) distributed by Amgen Inc. The recall for Corlanor is due to a foreign substance, while Sensipar's recall stems from CGMP deviations. The FDA noted the risk to patients is low.
- Dermatologist says simple skincare routine is enough for healthy skin
A Mayo Clinic dermatologist recommends a three-step morning skincare routine involving a gentle cleanser, vitamin C with THD, and sunscreen moisturizer. A nighttime routine includes cleansing and a ceramide-based moisturizer. Functional skincare therapy, linking skin health to internal organs, is highlighted as an emerging field.
- Dermatologist says simple skincare routine is enough for healthy skin
A Mayo Clinic dermatologist recommends a simple three-step morning skincare routine consisting of a gentle cleanser, vitamin C product with THD, and moisturizer with SPF 30. A nighttime routine includes cleansing and a ceramide-containing moisturizer. Dr. Rhea Rogers highlights emerging functional skincare therapy, linking skin health to internal organ function.
- Dermatologist says simple skincare routine is enough for healthy skin
A Mayo Clinic dermatologist recommends a simple three-step morning skincare routine (gentle cleanser, vitamin C with THD, and SPF 30 moisturizer) and a two-step nighttime routine (cleanser and ceramide moisturizer). The article highlights vitamin C's benefits as an antioxidant and collagen booster, with cost-effective options available under $20. It also mentions functional skincare therapy as an emerging field connecting skin health to internal organs.
- AI tool measures ‘heart age’
Experts at Mayo Clinic use AI to analyze echocardiograms and estimate a patient’s 'heart age,' comparing it to their actual age. A heart age older than actual age signals the need for lifestyle changes like improving sleep, diet, exercise, and stress management to reduce inflammation and lower heart age.
- AI tool measures ‘heart age’
Experts at Mayo Clinic use AI to analyze echocardiograms and estimate a patient’s 'heart age' compared to their actual age. Dr. Rhea Rogers emphasizes small lifestyle changes like exercise and stress management to lower heart age and improve health.
- AI tool measures ‘heart age’
Experts at the Mayo Clinic are using artificial intelligence to analyze echocardiograms and estimate a patient's 'heart age' to assess cardiovascular health. A heart age older than actual age prompts lifestyle adjustments, such as improving sleep, diet, exercise, and stress management, to reduce inflammation and improve health.