When Ed and Darlene Waters got married 43 years ago, it seemed they were a perfect match. It was only recently, though, that the couple learned just how true that really was.

During this time of social distancing, learn how video appointments are changing the way you receive care and how you can make the most of your visit using technology.

For those at higher risk of getting fatally sick ― like Jerome Determan, a cancer patient ― receiving care at home through video appointments is the right option, especially during social distancing. ...

For two years, Richard Austin suffered from a medical mystery that so confounded family members and physicians that he finally was advised to see a psychiatrist for his problems.

Video appointment technology is a secure, safe option for health care from your own home. Learn how you and your family can be assured your private health information is protected ― all while practici...

We understand that in the world of obstetrics and gynecology, there are many topics which women may wonder about, but are uncertain how to address. This series is designed to help you to feel less squ...

Going to see a health care professional can be especially scary for those in the LGBTQ community. A Mayo Clinic expert shares why it’s crucial to have cancer screenings regardless of gender identity.

Nancy Hannafin's unexplained head pain was excruciating. But her optometrist suspected the mystery source of pain was neurological and referred her to a neurologist for evaluation.

It's time to break the vicious cycle of exercise and diet plans that simply aren't sustainable. To start your path to better health, change one thing.

World Kidney Day is March 12, and Maureen "Mo" Salter of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, wants to share a personal story about why kidney donation is important.