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  1. Dr. Veronique Roger Archives - Mayo Clinic News Network

  2. Discovery's Edge: Eyes gone bad - Mayo Clinic News Network

    A clinician teams up with basic scientists to learn how toxic RNA short-circuits corneal cells. The eye's outermost tissue, the cornea, ...

  3. Mayo Clinic Cartoon-Style PSAs Take Aim at Rise in Melanoma Among Young People

    Melanoma is deadly and it's on the rise, particularly among teens and young adults. Research shows it's up eightfold among women and fourfold among young ...

  4. Emergency Eye Surgery on Halloween for a 'Scary' Close Call - Mayo Clinic News Network

    It was Halloween night, 2014. Brianna Bosley, 18, a studio arts major at the University of Arizona in Tucson, was planning to attend a party with friends.

  5. Science Saturday: CSI-type technology to unravel the source of bacteria - Mayo Clinic News Network

    Bacterial whole genome sequencing can trace individual isolates of bacteria such as Staphylococcus aureus, also known as Staph aureus, to determine if an ...

  6. Cancer - 2017 Archives - Mayo Clinic News Network

    Prostate cancer: Does PSA level affect prognosis? Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is a protein made by prostate tissue. Men with prostate cancer often have ...

  7. Data from Dogs and People Advances Epileptic Seizure Forecasting - Mayo Clinic News Network

    The answer: Hope for patients with epilepsy that their seizures can be reliably predicted, and perhaps prevented. A study published in the June issue of the ...

  8. Mayo Clinic and Partners to Explore New Ways to Predict and Control Seizures

    D., University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy; Charles Vite, D.V.M., Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine; Brian Litt, M.D., ...

  9. Mayo Clinic researchers use AI and genetics to identify early signs of a rare, life-threatening heart condition

    Two Mayo Clinic cardiologists combine genetics, AI and vast datasets to detect and prevent a genetic heart disease before it causes damage.

  10. Mayo Clinic scientist uses AI, wearables and implants to decode brain rhythms and forecast seizures

    At Mayo Clinic, biomedical engineer Benjamin Brinkmann, Ph.D., is developing tools and technologies that help reveal brain patterns — making epileptic seizures ...