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A Scan for a Lung Spot Exposed a Pancreatic Tumor in Disguise, and Internal Bleeding Was the Culprit

A CT scan for a lung spot revealed a woman's pancreatic mass. Internal bleeding made a rare nerve tumor look like a neuroendocrine tumor.

Medical Daily · Oct 6

Early Mayo Clinic AI Model Flagged Pancreatic Cancer Risk Up to Three Years Before Diagnosis in Health Records

Mayo Clinic AI model flagged pancreatic cancer risk up to three years early using health records. The research is preliminary and not yet in use.

Medical Daily · Oct 1

Gen Z aren’t ready for the workplace—and this youth job program CEO is giving them a crash course in emails and workplace etiquette to change that

Byron V. Garrett, the CEO of Genesys Works, says employers “want someone who's ready to go to work,” so it's training thousands of underserved U.S. teens.

Fortune · Sep 27

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A Mass Deep in a Patient's Chest Lit Up Like Cancer on a PET Scan, but It Was Gout

Mayo Clinic doctors describe a chest mass that lit up like cancer on PET/CT but turned out to be gout, a disease best known for painful joints.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

Theranostics Programs Expand at Mayo Clinic, MD Anderson, and Other Centers, but Approved Uses Still Cover Few Cancers

Health systems are expanding theranostics, which pairs a scan with targeted radiation. Which cancers is it approved for, and who may qualify?

Medical Daily · Sep 25

Her Stubborn Lung Disease Traced Back to a Surprising Source: The Hot Tub She Used Every Day

A 66-year-old woman's lung disease resisted immune-suppressing drugs until doctors tied it to bacteria from the indoor hot tub she used daily.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

An 81-Year-Old's Returning Hernia Hid a Rare Surprise: a Strangled Pouch of Intestine He Was Born With

An 81-year-old's returning groin hernia trapped a 10-cm intestinal pouch he'd had since birth. Fewer than 100 such cases have been reported.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

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Can a Painless Kidney Stone Still Be Dangerous

A kidney stone that does not hurt can seem like good news. After all, severe pain is one of the symptoms most people associate with kidney stones. But a painless kidney stone is not automatically harmless. Some stones can remain in the kidney without causing symptoms, while others can move,…

MyLifeXP · Sep 21

Idaho riverfront mansion heads to no-reserve auction at $3.86M asking price

A sprawling Idaho estate with sweeping Snake River views is taking an unusual route to its next owner. A news report by PR Newswire states that after previously being offered for $3.86 million, the 5.3-acre riverfront property in American Falls will be sold without reserve on September 17, 2026, with…

The Times of India · Sep 17

Marc Kielburger on Healthspan vs. Lifespan: Why Purpose Belongs in the Longevity Conversation

As aging research shifts its focus from how long people live to how long they stay healthy, the Canadian author argues that purpose and connection deserve a place next to exercise and sleep.

Medical Daily · Sep 17

Doctors Blamed a Fish Parasite for Her Nighttime Anaphylaxis, but the Real Trigger Was Her Partner's Semen

A Japanese woman's repeated nighttime anaphylaxis was blamed on a fish parasite. Tests revealed a semen allergy, and IVF led to a healthy birth.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

An 8.3-Centimeter Mass in a 19-Year-Old's Brain Looked Like Aggressive Cancer but Was a Rare Benign Lesion Packed with Calcium

An 8.3-centimeter brain mass in a 19-year-old looked like a high-grade glioma on MRI. Pathologists found a rare benign calcified lesion instead.

Medical Daily · Sep 11

The First Robot Cleared to Draw Blood on Its Own Will Not Reach US Patients Anytime Soon

The FDA cleared the first autonomous blood draw robot, but Aletta will not reach US patients until a new multicenter trial is done.

Medical Daily · Sep 10

Mayo Clinic Joins a $27.7 Million Federal Push to Build One Gene Editing Platform for Rare Immune Disease

Mayo Clinic joined the federal AEGIS project to build CRISPR treatments for children with inherited immune disorders. Here is what is real.

Medical Daily · Aug 28

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Medical Daily · Aug 20

One Brain Disease Explained Most Impostor Delusions in 204 Patients, and All 12 Autopsies Agreed

Capgras syndrome causes people to believe that a loved one is an impostor. A Mayo Clinic review of 204 patients points overwhelmingly to one brain disease.

Medical Daily · Aug 17

One in Ten Pneumonia Patients Tested at a Phoenix Hospital Had Valley Fever, and a Quarter Were Never Tested

Mayo Clinic Phoenix found that 10 percent of tested pneumonia patients had Valley fever, while 24 percent of admitted patients were never tested.

Budget and the Bees · Aug 15

The “Good Daughter” Trap: 7 Things Women Shouldn’t Feel Guilty Saying No To

Many women grow up absorbing a quiet message: being a “good daughter” means being available, agreeable, and willing to put family first. That expectation can become especially powerful when parents age, siblings need help, or family traditions demand more time and money. Yet constantly saying yes can create stress, resentment,…

Medical Daily · Aug 14

Nearly a Quarter of Arizona Pneumonia Patients Were Never Tested for Valley Fever, and 10% of Those Tested Had It

A Mayo Clinic Phoenix review found 10% of tested pneumonia patients had Valley fever, while about a quarter were never tested at all.

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Medical Daily · Aug 13

Hospitals Are Asking Insured Patients to Pay Before Treatment, and the Practice Now Reaches Past Elective Care

Hospitals increasingly ask for payment before care. Here is what a pre-service deposit is, where it applies, and what patients can ask.

Medical Daily · Aug 13

The Reason Vitamin C Failed in the Famous Mayo Clinic Cancer Trials May Have Been the Pills Themselves

Pauling gave patients intravenous vitamin C. The trials that discredited him used tablets, and the gut caps how much can be absorbed.

Medical Daily · Aug 10

Vitamin C Pills Failed in Cancer Trials While Intravenous Dosing Behaves Like a Different Drug

Oral vitamin C cannot reach the blood levels that make intravenous ascorbate pharmacologically active. Here is the chemistry behind the difference.

Medical Daily · Aug 8

The Effects That Patients Experience When They Stop Taking GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs

Amazon's $50 Medicare GLP-1 offer may expand access to weight-loss drugs, while research showcases weight regain and appetite changes after treatment stops.

Medical Daily · Aug 7

Mayo Clinic Used AI to Design a Molecule Against a Pancreatic Cancer Protein Long Considered Undruggable

Mayo Clinic researchers used AI to design a small molecule targeting the GIPC1 PDZ domain in pancreatic cancer. What undruggable means and how early this is.

Medical Daily · Aug 4

Manufacturers Are Building Robots to Draw Blood and Place Feeding Tubes as Hospitals Confront Staffing Gaps

Robotic phlebotomy now has peer-reviewed multicenter data while robotic feeding tube placement is still a prototype, and neither is FDA cleared.

inkl · Jul 31

Why Is Aluminum in Deodorant Bad? What the Concern Really Means

Walk down any personal care aisle and "aluminumfree" jumps off half the boxes. The implication is clear: aluminum is something to avoid. But ask the average shopper why, and the answers range from vague cancer worries to "I just heard it's bad."

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