Advancing ultrasound microvessel imaging and AI to improve cancer detection.

Harnessing the immune system to fight ovarian cancer.

Mayo Clinic prepares to biomanufacture a new CAR-T cell therapy for B-cell blood cancers

Artificial Intelligence is forging a new future for gastroenterology

Can AI-enhanced heart screening address health disparities?

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2001: Rapid test to diagnose anthrax poisoning. Following the worst bioterrorism attack in American history, Mayo Clinic developed a test for the prompt detection of a dangerous poison.

1973: First CAT scanner in North America Mayo Clinic leaders sent Dr. Hillier Baker to London with instructions to study the new device and purchase one “on the spot” if it could help patients.

1969: First FDA-approved total hip replacement in the U.S. In his successful procedure to insert an FDA-approved artificial hip, Dr. Mark Coventry opened the era of joint replacement surgery.

1956: Introducing the post-operative intensive care unit (ICU) Mayo Clinic developed a hospital area for patients who needed advanced care after surgery.