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The national waiting list for an organ transplant stands at more than 103,000 people, including 5,200 in Florida, according to the Organ Procurement and Transplant Network.
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On this episode, we speak with individuals committed to tearing down barriers in health care through representation.
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While the condition often is associated with hot flashes and mood swings, there's a lot more to menopause than meets the eye.
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Someone investigating the microbiome and its connection to cancer is Mayo Clinic researcher Marina Walther-Antonio. She discusses her findings on this episode.
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The program is a first for Mayo Clinic in Florida. It will train students working toward an associate degree in nursing.
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The donated property will allow Mayo Clinic to grow across 602 acres over several decades.
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JU has added Mayo Clinic to its clinical partners, joining Baptist Health and Flagler Hospital. The accelerated program offers a path to a bachelor's degree in one year.
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Site work has begun on the $233 million Mayo Clinic integrated oncology building in Jacksonville. Construction will follow, with completion in early 2025.
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A judge denied an emergency petition filed by the family of COVID patient Daniel Pisano to allow the unproven treatment.
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Epidemiologist Dr. Greg Poland says Florida's low levels of screening for the omicron variant could be dangerous for the state, but people can protect themselves by getting vaccinated.