Mayo Clinic

• Winnipeg man raising money for cancer receives greatest gift of all

  A Winnipeg man fighting cancer has received the great gift of all this Christmas Eve.

  Canada

  Dec 24, 2021
  
• 7-month-old deaf girl with rare genetic condition hears parents speak for first time

  Aida Little was diagnosed with Waardenburg syndrome one month after she was born.

  Science

  Nov 20, 2018
  
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• Paralyzed man takes first steps since his injury with help of electronic device in his spine

  An electronic device is helping a man whose legs were paralyzed walk again, with some assistance.

  Health

  Sep 24, 2018
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• How B.C.’s Mauro Ranallo rose to the top of sports broadcasting while living with bipolar disorder

  Abbotsford's Mauro Ranallo journey in the world of sports started at Global BC's studio back in 1986.

  May 26, 2018
• Minnesota woman meets transplant recipient who received her late husband’s face

  In an emotional moment, a Minnesota woman who donated her late husband’s face came face-to-face with the man who received the transplant.

  Health

  Nov 13, 2017
• Dalai Lama says he is in good health after treatment for prostate problems

  The Dalai Lama is assuring his followers that he is in good health, despite receiving treatment in the U.S. for a prostate condition.

  World

  Feb 21, 2016
• Childhood ADHD can lead to obesity in girls and women: study

  Girls with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are at a higher risk of becoming obese in childhood or adulthood, according to a new study.

  Health

  Feb 4, 2016
• Dalai Lama at Mayo Clinic for prostate treatment

  The Dalai Lama is at the Mayo Clinic in the United States for treatment of a prostate condition.

  Health

  Jan 20, 2016
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• Dalai Lama cancels US appearances after routine checkup

  The Dalai Lama cancelled U.S. appearances following a checkup at Minnesota's Mayo Clinic and planned to return to India to rest.

  World

  Sep 25, 2015
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• Study peeks into healthy brains to hunt Alzheimer’s culprit

  Sticky plaque gets the most attention, but now healthy seniors at risk of Alzheimer's are letting scientists peek into their brains to see if another culprit is lurking.

  Health

  May 25, 2015