Highlights from Mayo Clinic’s Social Media This Week
IBD Pride Clinic: Belonging while battling bowel disease
In July 2022, Mayo Clinic launched one of the nation’s first Inflammatory Bowel Disease Pride Clinics. This clinic provides an affirming space for LGBTQ+ patients to discuss their unique healthcare needs.
Mayo Clinic gives tips on staying active with joint pain
Before starting a new sport or increasing your exercise goals, it’s advisable to consult your primary care clinician or a sports medicine specialist. They can assess your overall fitness, mobility, and any existing injuries or pain.
Tips from a gynecologic surgeon on recovery from surgery
Dr. Megan Wasson, a gynecologic surgeon specializing in minimally invasive procedures at Mayo Clinic, emphasizes the importance of aiding patients in their post-surgery recovery to help them return to their daily lives swiftly.
Helping kids with anxiety through exposure therapy
Dr. Stephen Whiteside, a psychologist at Mayo Clinic Children’s Center, advocates for exposure therapy as an effective method for helping children confront their fears. This approach often requires fewer sessions compared to traditional talk therapy.
$20 million gift from Dwight and Dian Diercks to accelerate Mayo Clinic’s strategy for transformational healthcare AI and innovation
A generous $20 million donation from Dwight and Dian Diercks will significantly advance Mayo Clinic’s efforts in healthcare innovation. This philanthropic act supports the Mayo Clinic Platform and enhances the use of AI to improve patient outcomes in cancer treatment.
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Popular Images from Mayo Clinic’s Social Media:
1. !Dr. Megan Wasson, surgery, endometriosis
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2. !Dr. Stephen Whiteside talks with a child, exposure therapy
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3. !Dwight and Dian Diercks
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4. !Ani and Chedid
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5. !A young adult sitting on a couch holding a knee in pain
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