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Category Archives: Findings
Using Parasites to Treat Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
Edward Loftus Jr., M.D., a gastroenterologist at Mayo Clinic specializing in the care and evaluation of patients with IBD, discusses studies conducted by Joel Weinstock, M.D., that examined the usage of parasites to treat IBD. While some of Dr. Weinstock’s … Continue reading
By brentwestra |
Posted in Findings, Innovations
Tagged edward loftus, gastroenterology, IBD, inflammatory bowel disease
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Postpartum Stroke Study at Mayo Clinic
“Postpartum stroke” is a stroke that occurs within six weeks of giving birth. Strokes are a focal brain problem causing loss of function, which occurs because of occlusion of the blood vessel causing lack of blood flow. As a consequence, … Continue reading
By Gina Chiri-Osmond |
Posted in About, Findings, Innovations, Uncategorized
Tagged birth, Blood, Brain, clinical research, clinical study, clinical trials, female, neurology, peripartum, postpartum, postpartum stroke, pregnancy, research, stroke, woman, women
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Discovery’s Edge New Issue
The print winter issue of Mayo Clinic’s research magazine Discovery’s Edge, is now available. If you’d like a free copy, let us know. Also visit us online http://discoverysedge.mayo.edu/. Read More — http://newsblog.mayoclinic.org/2013/02/15/going-to-discoverys-edge/ Share/Bookmark
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in Awards, Findings, Innovations, People, Progress Updates
Tagged applied research, basic research, clinical research, Discovery's Edge, Mayo Clinic, research magazine
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National Research Study on Lung Cancer Prevention
Mayo Clinic in Rochester is a member of the Cancer Prevention Network (CPN) and is participating in a national research study on lung cancer prevention. You may be eligible to participate in this research study if you: are age 45–79 … Continue reading
By Gina Chiri-Osmond |
Posted in About, Findings, Innovations, People, Uncategorized
Tagged cancer, Cancer Prevention Network, clinical research, clinical trial, clinical trials, Dr. David Midthun, lung, Mayo Clinic research, medical research, myo-inositol, National Cancer Institute, pulmonary, research, research study, respiratory, Science, study
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Francis Collins on NPR, Mayo researchers in Science, Wired
It’s been a fun week watching people pop up here and there — some in unexpected places. Steven Ekker, Ph.D., head Mayo Clinic’s zebrafish research program, was part of Elizabeth Pennisi’s article on that up and coming animal research model … Continue reading
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in Events, Findings, Innovations, People, Progress Updates, Uncategorized
Tagged aging research, Francis Collins, Mayo Clinic, National Institutes of Health, National Public Radio, NIH, zebrafish
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Mayo and NBC News: Tweeting on Flu, Whooping Cough
Three Mayo Clinic physician researchers joined colleagues from the Centers for Disease Control and NBC’s Robert Bazell and his crew for a timely Twitter chat on the flu, which is starting early this year. Gregory Poland, M.D., Ph.D., Priya Sampathkumar, … Continue reading
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in Findings, Innovations, People, Progress Updates, Uncategorized
Tagged Centers for Disease Control, Flu, Mayo Clinic, NBC News, pertussis, vaccine, whooping cough
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Interview with Dr. Michael Snyder, Stanford University
Our colleague Hoyt Finnamore caught up with Michael Snyder, the kickoff speaker at the Individualizing Medicine conference….. Share/Bookmark
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in Events, Findings, Innovations, People, Progress Updates
Tagged Center for Individualized Medicine, individualized Medicine, Mayo Clinic, michael snyder
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Ethics and Genomics
Hank Greely (J.D.) of Stanford Law School is now on stage, talking without a PowerPoint. That is interesting in itself… but his take on ethics of genome sequencing is direct and also interesting. He predicts that in 10 to 12 … Continue reading
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in Events, Findings, Innovations, Uncategorized
Tagged bioethics, Center for Individualized Medicine, genomics, individualized Medicine, Mayo Clinic
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Points from the Experts
From the Individualizing Medicine conference in Minnesota — Dr. Jeff Trent, formerly of the National Institutes of Health, and founder of TGen, the genomic research outfit, cited an interesting statistic this morning. Ten years ago doctors were asked whether they … Continue reading
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in Events, Findings, Innovations, People
Tagged Center for Individualized Medicine, genomics, individualized Medicine, Mayo Clinic
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“Altered States” – Tracking Your Genome Over the Years
When Dr. Michael Snyder of Stanford suggested doing an in-depth study of individuals’ genomes he began with himself… and discovered he was at risk for diabetes…and some months later, discovered he had diabetes. It was an odd situation of prediction … Continue reading
By Robert Nellis |
Posted in Events, Findings, Innovations, People, Progress Updates
Tagged Center for Individualized Medicine, individualized Medicine, Mayo Clinic
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