News Releases — Arizona

2012

December 2012

• Phoenix Children's Hospital and Mayo Clinic Complete Valley's First Pediatric Liver Transplant in More Than Two Decades
• Telestroke is Cost-effective for Hospitals, Mayo Clinic Researchers Show

November 2012

• Yuma Regional Medical Center Joins Mayo Clinic Care Network
• Teleconcussion Validated in Mayo Clinic Case Study
• 'American Idol' Finalist Scott MacIntyre Entertains Mayo Clinic Transplant Patients
• Mayo Clinic in Arizona is the First in the Southwest to Offer New Treatment for Recurrent Glioblastoma Brain Tumors

October 2012

• Mayo Clinic in Arizona Receives Get With The Guidelines-Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award
• Smartphone Technology Acceptable for Telemedicine, Mayo Clinic Study Confirms

September 2012

• Tuba City Regional Medical Center Adds Mayo Clinic "Telestroke"
• Pro Sports League Experts Join Mayo Clinic Physicians at Concussion Symposium
• Casa Grande Regional Medical Center Adds Mayo Clinic "Telestroke"
• Mayo Clinic in Arizona Reaches 1,000th Adult Bone Marrow Transplant Milestone

August 2012

• Mayo Clinic in Arizona Designated an ACR Breast Imaging Center of Excellence
• Four Pills Replace Liters of Laxative for Colonography at Mayo Clinic
• Mayo Clinic Cancer Center to be Consolidated on Phoenix Campus

July 2012

• Mayo Clinic in Arizona Named to U.S. News Best Hospitals List
• YES Board Creates Efficiencies in Emergency Rooms

June 2012

• Mayo Clinic Named Among Best Employers for Healthy Lifestyles
• Mayo Clinic Celebrates 25 Years in Arizona
• 40,000 Arizona Student Athletes Receive Concussion Tests from Mayo Clinic
• Study Finds Diabetes Can Recur in Some after Weight Loss Surgery
• Hospital Awarded "A" for Patient Safety
• Fairview Red Wing and Mayo Clinic Health System Sign Agreement to Integrate
• Study Leads to New Advanced Basal Cell Carcinoma Drug
• Four-Drug Mix Treats Multiple Myeloma With Fewer Side Effects Mayo Clinic-Led Study Finds

May 2012

• New Technology Used by Mayo Clinic Treats Evaporative Dry Eye Symptoms
• ASU to Join Mayo Clinic Care Network
• Simulation Training to Serve Heart Attack Patients
• Mayo Clinic Recognized as an "Economic Driver" in Phoenix
• Computer Use and Exercise Combo May Reduce the Odds of Having Memory Loss, Mayo Clinic Finds

April 2012

• Mayo Clinic-Led Study Finds 2-Drug Combo Slows Advanced Pancreatic Cancer

March 2012

• National Epilepsy Reports Highlights Gaps and Stigmas
• Mayo Clinic Reports Emerging Fungal Infection in Southwest That Mimics Cancer
• Mayo Clinic: Narrow Band Imaging No Significant Advantage in Colonoscopy
• New Casita for Cancer Patients Planned on Phoenix Campus of Mayo Clinic
• Mayo Clinic — TGen Study Role Testosterone May Play in Triple Negative Breast Cancer
• Mayo Clinic Study on Yips Presented at World Scientific Congress of Golf in Scottsdale

February 2012

• Virtual Colonoscopies Suitable for People 65 and Older, Mayo Clinic Research Shows
• Three-Drug Combo Shows Promise Treating Rare Blood Disease
• Overeating May Double The Risk Of Memory Loss
• Overeating May Double the Risk of Memory Loss
• Men with Strokes Call for Help Quicker Than Women, Mayo Clinic Study Says
• Men with Strokes Call for Help Quicker Than Women, Mayo Clinic Study Says
• Mayo Clinic Largest in Arizona for Pancreas Transplants

January 2012

• Mayo Clinic Named to Fortune's "100 Best Companies to Work For" List
• Red Tape a Major Barrier to the Use of Telemedicine, Study Shows