Mayo Clinic Publications for the Public

Mayo Clinic Annual Report
2007 Annual Report: Our Shared Commitment

Discovery's Edge
Mayo Clinic's research magazine describes ongoing research in layman's language. Published exclusively online, it is continually updated, with quarterly notifications to subscribers. Sign up for an e-mail version.

In Our Care
Published twice a year for patients and friends of Mayo Clinic in Arizona.

Inside Mayo Clinic
A twice-yearly publication for patients and friends of Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. It highlights developments and advances in clinical practice at Mayo Clinic, as well as helpful tips for patients and visitors, news briefs and other items of interest. To subscribe, e-mail your name and address to insidemayo@mayo.edu.

Mayo Clinic Checkup
Highlights medical innovations, patient care services, clinical trials, research and other areas of interest for patients and friends of Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Fla. Published bimonthly. Click here for subscription information.

Mayo Clinic Connection
This newsletter focuses on news and information of interest to international patients and friends of Mayo Clinic.
English version
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Mayo Magazine
Published three times a year, the magazine highlights the philanthropic support that helps ensure the continued excellence of Mayo Clinic's patient care, education and research programs. Mayo Magazine is mailed to the homes of benefactors who contribute $100 or more per year. For more information or a complimentary issue, e-mail mayomagazine@mayo.edu

Together
Features content of interest to Mayo Clinic patients and support persons affected by a cancer diagnosis. Published by the Cancer Education Program. To subscribe, send your name and address to canceredprog@mayo.edu.

Transplant Trends
A quarterly newsletter about transplant programs at Mayo Clinic in Arizona for transplant patients, friends, and referring physicians.

A Passion for the River
From 1910 to 1938, William J. Mayo, M.D., owned a series of three grand riverboats. Each was a physical manifestation of the Mayo family values of hospitality, fellowship and generosity. This booklet describes life on the Mississippi River as experienced by the Mayo family and their guests and offers invaluable insights into the lives of Mayo Clinic's founders. This superb historical document is free of charge to Mayo Clinic patients, friends and employees. Because supplies are limited, one copy per person, please. To order, e-mail river@mayo.edu (please include your name and mailing address).