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During her second pregnancy, Briana Rachick worked full time while organizing a hectic household and chasing around her 3-year-old. She enrolled in Mayo Clinic OB Nest for a more convenient and time-s...

Almost half of Americans report using their smartphones four to five hours daily. Your posture and the time spent using a screened device can increase your chances of having a "tech neck."

Clara Louis couldn't wait to be born — she came eight weeks early. But her mom had a team of doctors ready at the bedside and 50 miles away for this special delivery.

After retiring, John and Terri Pedace have found purpose, fulfillment and a way to give back through volunteering for Mayo Clinic Health System in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Ginger Marien set aside the pain in her right knee and focused on the most important aspect of her life: caring for her husband.

Technology has changed how we live, interact and communicate — all of which have significant health consequences. Get tips to be intentional with screen time and create healthy media habits.

When you focus on heart health, you're not only benefitting your heart, you're improving other areas of your life. Get tips to keep your heart as healthy as it can be.

If you recently moved to a new office space, it's important for you to assess the ergonomics so you are comfortable while working. Here are five things you can do to keep productive.

Don't let back pain slow you down. Learn how to stretch and strengthen your back properly to keep you moving.

If you've been injured, does that mean you stop any form of training? Beau Johnson, physical therapist at Mayo Clinic Health System, discusses the difference between absolute rest and potential drills...