Mayo Clinic answers some common patient questions about aging.
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Dear Mayo Clinic: I am 56, and have noticed a few things are changing as I get older. I know as I age, there will be more changes in my body and mind, but can you provide insights on what are some common things that I can expect?
Throughout life, your body and mind are constantly changing, and there are some surprising changes that can occur. As you age, some of those changes become more obvious, like wrinkles or forgetfulness. Learning what to expect as you get older can help alleviate some anxiety associated with aging.
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) - Mayo Clinic held a mass celebration at St. Francis Chapel for the first time since April 2020 on Sunday.
It was the first time Priest Chaplain Father Honoré Kombo led mass since he started working at Mayo Clinic Health System in September. Where there is prayer people of prayer come together to celebrate no matter what, Father Kombo said. It s a big joy to be able to celebrate not only with attendance here but especially for our patients and staff who can follow live mass from inside the hospital.
People who stay in their hospital rooms can watch the mass on television.
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COVID vaccinations are possibly accelerating recoveries for long-haulers
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Even a mild COVID case might not exactly feel like so.
“I don’t ever want to have COVID again,” La Crosse resident Chelsey Alonzo said, who is a COVID long-hauler.
Chelsey says she tested positive for COVID at the end of November, and thinks it stems from her small Thanksgiving gathering, even though people were masked up.
“Just somebody had it there and I guess we got it,” Chelsey said. “Or you know, it could’ve been that we had it and didn’t know about it. So it’s hard to say.”
Mayo Clinic Health System, Mankato Area Public Schools partner to host 2 vaccination clinics for students
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MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) In an effort to make COVID-19 vaccines more accessible for high school students, Mankato Area Public Schools partnered with Mayo Clinic Health System to host two vaccination clinics Thursday.
Students got the opportunity to get vaccinated at both Mankato East and Mankato West High School.
“We really wanted to make an effort to come to them, recognizing that they have obligations during the day and after school that might make it hard for them to go to other COVID vaccination clinics,” said Lindsay Hennel, nurse administrator at Mayo Clinic Health System.