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For more than 100 years, millions of people from all walks of life have found answers at Mayo Clinic. Mayo Clinic is the first and largest integrated, not-for-profit group practice in the world. At Mayo Clinic, a team of specialists is assembled to take the time to listen, understand and care for patients' health issues and concerns. These teams draw from more than 3,700 physicians and scientists and 50,100 allied staff that work at Mayo Clinic's campuses in Minnesota, Florida, and Arizona; and community-based providers in more than 70 locations in southern Minnesota, western Wisconsin and northeast Iowa.

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14-Apr-2025 | business & finance

Chemeleon to Collaborate with Mayo Clinic to Finalize Ultra-Rapid Assay, Launches $10M Series A

Results in seconds rather than hours: Groundbreaking instrument-free assay nears completion

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Chemeleon to Collaborate with Mayo Clinic to Finalize Ultra-Rapid Assay, Launches $10M Series A

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Genetic model identifies primary myelofibrosis outcomes

Mayo Clinic researchers map prostate cancer relapse

Gene therapy for metabolic liver diseases shows promise in pigs

Chemo, radiation, surgery combo boosts survival for pancreatic cancer patients

Aspirin use may help prevent bile duct cancer

Poor diet and lack of exercise accelerate the onset of age-related conditions in mice

Researchers reduce stem cell dysfunction and metabolic disease in aged mice

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Study finds existence of protein in the blood can be early predictor of kidney disease

Scientists and NASA astronauts developing near real-time osteoporosis and bone cancer test

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Novel gene drives development of different types of ovarian cancer

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