The implications of RECLAIM could extend beyond cartilage repair. Dr. Hevesi explains why RECLAIM could be important not just for cartilage repair today, but for new insights into healing, regeneration, and the future of orthopedic care.Watch the full episode "From joint damage to regeneration" right now.
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The real impact of RECLAIM | Tomorrow's Cure Season 5 Episode 5 Clip
The implications of RECLAIM could extend beyond cartilage repair. Dr. Hevesi explains why RECLAIM could be important not just for cartilage repair today, but for new insights into healing, regeneration, and the future of orthopedic care.Watch the full episo...
Open this video on Mayo ClinicHow cells work together to repair cartilage | Tomorrow's Cure Season 5 Episode 5 Clip
What sets RECLAIM apart from other cartilage repair therapies? Dr. Lattermann uses an analogy to explain how medicinal signaling cells (MSCs) interact with a patient’s cartilage cells during RECLAIM. The combination of cells helps create the conditions need...
Open this video on Mayo ClinicFrom joint damage to regeneration | Tomorrow's Cure Season 5 Episode 5 Intro
We sit down with Dr. Mario Hevesi and Dr. Daniel Saris, Orthopedic Surgeons at Mayo Clinic, and Dr. Christian Lattermann, Orthopedic Surgeon at Mass General Brigham, to discuss how RECLAIM is reshaping what's possible for cartilage repair and what it could ...
Open this video on Mayo ClinicFrom pressure to progress: Transforming CAUTI prevention through teamwork
How can healthcare teams reduce catheter-associated urinary tract infections while also protecting staff, strengthening collaboration and creating lasting improvement? In this episode of Mayo Clinic’s Key in to Quality podcast, Dr. Tim Morgenthaler and Sher...
Open this video on Mayo ClinicWhat to expect during a colonoscopy at Mayo Clinic
What should you expect during a colonoscopy? In this video, Mayo Clinic gastroenterologist Dr. Derek Ebner explains what happens before, during, and after a colonoscopy, why colorectal cancer screening is one of the most effective ways to help prevent color...
Open this video on Mayo ClinicOptimizing Outcomes in Modern Cataract Surgery Part 1: Expert Discussion with Dr Ruti Sella
In this two-part episode, we welcome Dr. Ruti Sella, who is a cataract, cornea, and refractive surgeon, Associate Professor of Ophthalmology, and Clinical Practice Chair at Mayo Clinic. In Part 1, we explore the evolution of modern cataract surgery, discuss...
Open this video on Mayo ClinicFrom Joint Damage to Regeneration | Tomorrow's Cure Season 5 Episode 5
What if repairing damaged cartilage could be done in a single procedure? Using your own cells and the healing signals they need to recover? In this episode of Tomorrow's Cure, host Lindsey Seavert explores RECLAIM, an innovative regenerative medicine approa...
Open this video on Mayo ClinicUpdate on RLS 2026 Part 2: S8-Ep12
Since our last podcast on restless legs 2 years ago, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine has published new clinical guidelines and the Scientific and Medical Advisory Board of the Restless Legs Syndrome Foundation has revised their management algorithm. ...
Open this video on Mayo ClinicBIONIC: AI, Brain Stimulation, and the Future of Neurotechnology
What if doctors could understand brain function in real time and predict which treatments will work before patients fail therapy? In this video, Dr. Lundstrom discusses cortical excitability, a fundamental aspect of brain function that may help explain neur...
Open this video on Mayo ClinicCraig Scherer - First lung transplant patient at Mayo Clinic in Arizona
The first lung transplant patient at Mayo Clinic in Arizona was Craig Scherer, a 67-year-old handyman and grandfather who received the life-saving procedure on May 30, 2025. This surgery marked the launch of Mayo Clinic's new lung transplant program in Ariz...
Open this video on Mayo ClinicBuilding trust: A powerful performance multiplier | Mayo Clinic On Human Optimization E64
New relationships are hard for a reason – no trust. You’re starting from scratch with no common understanding, no established shared goals, or history of goodwill. Everyone’s feeling vulnerable. But also suspicious. It feels hard to take risks or even just ...
Open this video on Mayo ClinicIntuitive eating explained: Stop dieting and trust your body | Mayo Clinic On Nutrition Podcast
Can you really stop dieting and learn to trust your body? What is intuitive eating, and does it actually work? In this episode of On Nutrition, registered dietitian Tara Schmidt talks with intuitive eating counselor Sam Previte about the science behind intu...
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