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Five centimeters. Less than 3 inches. That's the window to the heart I use when I perform a minimally invasive heart valve surgery on a patient.

Taylor Sturtz, a Project Search graduate, shares how she is handling a rare genetic disorder, overcoming shyness and finding her place.

High school students in Minnesota and Wisconsin can participate in virtual career exploration programs from Mayo Clinic. Here's one student's reflection on the Discover Mayo Clinic program.

Warm weather is a perfect motivator to get outside and move around. But when summer goes from warm to hot, exercising could be risky — unless you’re prepared with these tips.

Healthcare has changed dramatically over the past 100 years. There are new treatments, tests and cures. Yet for the most part, the way healthcare is delivered has stayed the same. But that’s sta...

Have you recently sustained a running injury, started experiencing new onset of pain with running or struggled with recurrent running injuries? Are you looking to improve your running form and perform...

The importance of sleep can be underestimated when juggling schedules filled with activities and tasks. Learn why prioritizing sleep is essential for children, and get tips for better sleep.

A good percentage of Americans love football, but ACL injuries and concussions commonly occur. Learn the symptoms to be aware of and how to prevent them.

Does this sound familiar? "Yikes! I’ve lost 20 pounds, which is great, but the past two weeks my weight loss has plateaued, and I still need to lose 50 more pounds. What am I doing wrong?"

Packing up the kids for a road trip can be difficult. If car sickness, a common type of motion sickness, is thrown into the equation, road trips can be even more of a struggle.