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Many patients with metastatic colorectal cancer do not respond to immunotherapy. Until now, researchers have not known why. Mayo Clinic researchers have identified proteins within colorectal cancer tissues associated with this resistance that could help identify those who may or may not benefit from immunotherapy. Learn more: https://mayocl.in/4kK2DDD

Rates of chronic kidney disease, which can lead to kidney failure, continue to climb across the globe. But there is a way to help. Healthy people can donate one of their kidneys, giving someone a much-needed second chance.? ? Dr. Ty Diwan, a transplant surgeon at Mayo Clinic, is helping dispel some of the most common myths surrounding living kidney donation.? ? Myth No. 4: Kidney donors can't live an active lifestyle after donation.? ? Check back tomorrow for the final video in this series as Dr. Diwan discusses the lifespan of organ donors.? Learn more about being a living kidney donor: https://mayocl.in/3R8FVrc

An emerging discipline called spatial biology is enabling Mayo Clinic researchers to map the precise location of molecules within cells and tissues, contributing to our understanding of health and disease. Learn more: https://mayocl.in/4irtQcE

Traditional skin patch testing can be time-consuming and require multiple clinic visits. Mayo Clinic experts are reimagining the process with an AI-powered app that allows remote analysis—making testing easier and more accessible. ??Listen to Tomorrow's Cure to learn more: https://mayocl.in/4bLrnr2

A recent Mayo Clinic study has made a data-driven discovery for patients with heart failure in the intensive care unit. The study helps clinicians understand patients' underlying disease process and prognosis, allowing individualized therapy with the goal of improving outcomes. Learn more: https://mayocl.in/3DFUbVl

Less than a third of those waiting for a kidney transplant can expect to get one this year. Healthy people can donate one of their kidneys, giving someone a much-needed second chance.? ? Dr. Ty Diwan, a transplant surgeon at Mayo Clinic, is helping dispel some of the most common myths surrounding living kidney donation.? ? Myth No. 3: You must be related to someone to be a match.? ? Check back tomorrow as Dr. Diwan discusses if donors can return to an active lifestyle after donation.? ? Learn more about being a living kidney donor: https://mayocl.in/4imwC2R

Announcing the first Mayo Clinic Nursing Transformation Conference in Bloomington, Minnesota this September. Nurses are leading amazing innovations in nursing practice and academics. I invite colleagues across the globe to submit an abstract to present so we can learn from eachother and grow our collective impact! #nursing #healthcare #innovation #CNE

Dr. Sutton, a Mayo Clinic resident, chose to complete a four-week observational rotation in radiation oncology at Médica Sur, a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network. She aspires to care for the Latin/Hispanic community in the future, and her experience at Médica Sur provides a valuable opportunity to enhance her expertise while serving this population. "During my rotation in Mexico City, I've had the invaluable opportunity to explain radiation therapy and address questions from Spanish-speaking patients," said Dr. Sutton. "This experience is equipping me to better serve Latin American immigrants and other Spanish-speaking communities in my future career." Pictured: Dr. Sutton with Dr. Poitevin, head of Radiation Oncology at Médica Sur.

Mayo Clinic has been recognized by Handshake as a 2025 Early Talent Award winner. We are honored to be among 300 companies on the Handshake platform to receive this prestigious designation with only a select few in our industry. Out of nearly 1 million employers on Handshake, Mayo Clinic stands out as one of the few in healthcare to receive this recognition, which represents the company's commitment to attracting and developing top early-career talent. For early talent professionals, Mayo Clinic is a place where careers are built and where you can grow, make an impact, and be part of a community that values your contributions. Joining Mayo Clinic means more than just starting a job—it's about building a lasting career in an innovative, world-renowned healthcare environment. Explore our life-changing careers: https://mayocl.in/41XMUcH

A recent Mayo Clinic study sought to understand the connection between a mother and son's health conditions and, along the way, discovered a broader implication for patients suffering from immunodeficiencies. Researchers revealed what appeared to be two separate health conditions — a mother's cancer and her son's persistent viral infections — stemmed from a single, shared genetic variant in what is known as the IRF8 gene, an important component of the immune system. Read about this discovery here: https://mayocl.in/43HlUj1