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The Center for Individualized Medicine integrates the latest in genomic science, precision medicine into clinical practice at @MayoClinic. RTs ≠ endorsements.

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Mayo Clinic Center for Individualized Medicine
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One small DNA error. One massive insight. Mayo Clinic researchers have found a rare MET gene mutation that directly causes fatty liver disease.
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Video: A healthy liver transitions to cirrhosis, illustrating a potential outcome of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease — formerly known as nonalcoholic fatty liver disease —...
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As brain tumors grow, they shed bits of DNA into the blood. Mayo Clinic scientists built a test to track that DNA—tailored to each patient's tumor.
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Researchers have identified a potential new way to monitor the progression of high-grade gliomas, an aggressive type of brain cancer.
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She broke her first bone before she could walk. 125 fractures. 41 surgeries. 6 metal rods. Now she’s helping pioneer gene therapy for brittle bone disease. Meet Dr. Ethel Aguirre Flores.
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Dr. Ethel Aguirre Flores broke her first bone before she learned to walk. Since then, she has endured more than 125 other fractures.
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RT @MayoClinic: Born with osteogenesis imperfecta, a rare genetic disorder also known as brittle bone disease, Dr. Ethel Aguirre Flores has….
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On #DNADay, we highlight a Mayo Clinic discovery that links a single inherited mutation to one of the world’s most common diseases — metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease. Learn more.
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Happy #DNADay! At Mayo Clinic, we're looking beyond the usual suspects in the genome. A recent discovery showed how a single noncoding variant — previously undetectable — played a key role in disease. Read the story:
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A new Mayo Clinic study reveals distinct brain cell changes in Tourette syndrome, including a 50% reduction in interneurons, stress in motor neurons and inflammation in immune cells. Findings may help explain the underlying biology of involuntary tics.
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A new Mayo Clinic study finds that people with Tourette syndrome have about half as many of a specific type of brain cell that helps calm overactive movement signals as people without the condition.
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Mayo Clinic researchers have developed a personalized blood test that tracks aggressive brain tumors using each tumor’s unique DNA. It could offer earlier insights into glioma progression.
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Mayo Clinic researchers have identified a rare inherited mutation that can directly cause one of the world’s most common diseases: nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. This is the first known single-gene cause. Read more.
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Mayo Clinic is transforming patient care by developing digital tools that help clinicians turn complex biological data into faster, more precise diagnoses and treatments.
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RT @MayoClinic: When Vicki Tennant came to Mayo Clinic for answers about her heart condition, she never expected to be at the center of a m….
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When standard tests couldn’t explain a patient’s heart condition, Mayo Clinic’s team looked deeper— way deeper. They uncovered a subtle change in non-coding DNA that helped explain the disease.
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When Vicki Tennant came to Mayo Clinic for answers about her heart condition, she never expected to be at the center of a medical breakthrough. But her case led Mayo Clinic researchers to identify a...
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A Mayo Clinic patient’s search for answers led to a groundbreaking discovery. Researchers found a hidden genetic cause of disease — outside the usual coding regions. Read more.
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When Vicki Tennant came to Mayo Clinic for answers about her heart condition, she never expected to be at the center of a medical breakthrough. But her case led Mayo Clinic researchers to identify a...
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Mayo Clinic Center for Individualized Medicine
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A Mayo Clinic patient’s search for answers led to a groundbreaking discovery. Researchers found a hidden genetic cause of disease — outside the usual coding regions. Read more.
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When Vicki Tennant came to Mayo Clinic for answers about her heart condition, she never expected to be at the center of a medical breakthrough. But her case led Mayo Clinic researchers to identify a...
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Patterns in the vaginal microbiome could help identify women at risk for post-surgical urinary tract infections. Read more.
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Mayo Clinic researchers have found a way to potentially predict who will develop urinary tract infections before surgery for pelvic organ prolapse even begins.
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A new Mayo Clinic study shows that blood protein signatures can reveal whether a person’s giant cell arteritis is active or in remission — with over 95% accuracy. This could pave the way to a more targeted treatment.
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Mayo Clinic researchers have identified key protein patterns in the blood that could improve how doctors diagnose and monitor giant cell arteritis, a chronic autoimmune disease that causes inflamma...
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Antibody-drug conjugates are cancer therapies designed to deliver drugs directly into cancer cells. But often, the drug can’t get inside. Mayo Clinic researchers have developed a new strategy to help the treatment enter the cell.
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Mayo Clinic researchers have developed a pioneering strategy to improve targeted cancer therapies.
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Patterns in the vaginal microbiome could help identify women at risk for post-surgical urinary tract infections. Read more.
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Mayo Clinic researchers have found a way to potentially predict who will develop urinary tract infections before surgery for pelvic organ prolapse even begins.
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@MayoClinicCIM
Mayo Clinic Center for Individualized Medicine
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A new Mayo Clinic study shows that blood protein signatures can reveal whether a person’s giant cell arteritis is active or in remission — with over 95% accuracy. This could pave the way to a more targeted treatment.
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Mayo Clinic researchers have identified key protein patterns in the blood that could improve how doctors diagnose and monitor giant cell arteritis, a chronic autoimmune disease that causes inflamma...
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@MayoClinicCIM
Mayo Clinic Center for Individualized Medicine
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Patterns in the vaginal microbiome could help identify women at risk for post-surgical urinary tract infections. Read more.
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Mayo Clinic researchers have found a way to potentially predict who will develop urinary tract infections before surgery for pelvic organ prolapse even begins.
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