For the first time at Mayo Clinic in Arizona, surgeons have performed a robotic kidney transplant — a minimally invasive procedure designed to ease recovery with smaller incisions, less pain and reduced risk of wound complications. That innovation came at a critical moment for 74-year-old Joe Harris. His daughter-in-law, Brooke, made the extraordinary decision to donate her kidney, and together with this new surgical approach, it gave Joe not just better health, but a renewed future. Learn more:

The newest residents at the Mayo Clinic Phoenix Campus are a hoot! Teams from Mayo Clinic, Arizona State University and Wild at Heart built special underground homes for two pairs of endangered burrowing owls. For the next five weeks the owls will be trying out their new homes under the safety of protective tents near Mayo Clinic Hospital and the new ASU Health Futures Center. This relocation effort was made possible by the enthusiastic support of employee and student volunteers, who will contin