Impact
"Our world has changed, but Mayo stays on course, and I appreciate that."
"If our gift helps bring in one new researcher who finds one new thing to help people, then it was a huge success."
"One of the most important phone calls you get is Mayo Clinic saying, 'We’ll accept you as a patient.'"
"One of the most important phone calls you get is Mayo Clinic saying, 'We’ll accept you as a patient.'"
In June 2020, Jerry Harty was diagnosed with an extremely rare and lethal neuroendocrine cancer.
Bahman and Becky Hoveida believe in a future of healthcare where cancers are diagnosed earlier.
A transformational gift from Bernard and Edith Waterman supports the next generation of healthcare.
The Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation is accelerating artificial intelligence education and innovation at Mayo Clinic through a generous gift.
The gift will help fuel discoveries that allow people to enjoy healthy, productive lives.
"Oliver's life was a brief gift, but he left a mark deeper than his time with us."
Promise's new heart has allowed her to celebrate many milestones, including her son's first birthday.
For Kataliya, AI was more than just a technology — it was a lifeline.