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I've always used Mayo Clinic as a reliable source of information for my assignments. They reference well and the website UI is user friendly and neat.

Good Comms. Ready 2 resolve issues promptly. Happy 2 deal with again, very happy with product, and delivery was fast. Definitely recommend

I was on my tourist trip. I feel some allergic problem on my skin. My friend recommends Mayo Clinic. The staff is very cooperative. I have got excellent treatment. I strongly recommend them.

I was treated by Amir Abdallah, M.B.Ch. B. Neurology and Dr Marie Grill, M. D. Neurologist on 5/12/2020 for a second opinion of post varicella zoster meningitis complications. Amir Abdallah, M.B.Ch. B. listened very carefully and asked really good questions while taking my very lengthy and difficult H&P. He then went out presented my case to Dr Grill. They are the most amazing team I've ever had the privilege to be treated by!
I also had a follow up appointment on 05/18/2020 with Dr Grill, during her hospital duty in order to see me before I left town since I had traveled from out of state.
I was very frustrated with my medical team at home and was pretty apprehensive about presenting all my symptoms in fear that I wouldn't be listen to. Exact opposite! Amir Abdallah, M.B.Ch. B. and Dr Grill really showed care and concern for me as a patient and as a human who had been let down by hometown providers.
I had more questions answered, more tests ran, more exams done, more referrals to other physicians to join my care team in order to address all if my health issues, in the week that I was in PHX/Scottsdale than I had done in the 11 months I have been being treated at home! Once I leave here in a couple more days, there will be a plan in place to start me on a path to treat my symptoms!
I highly recommend this Neuro team to anyone that is in need of that type care!
Debbie L

Global public health and human rights issue. This is also used on our children. If your child has had ECT there are no time constraints to file suit. Here is a link for family members of loved ones that have had the procedure called ECT/electroshock. It will tell you of tests and resources available along with five other videos for information. Learn about the lawsuits taking place around damages both in the US and now in England. We hope once you have the information that you will share how you can, we can bring additional types of suits to benefit your loved ones moving forward. We need a bright light shown on this issue that leads quite a few to suicide following. This is not just for depression nor used as a last resort. Electrical trauma has both long and short-term outcomes patients are not warned of. There is no FDA testing for safety or even effectiveness. CA courts have now proved brain injury. Brain injury programs recognize electrical trauma for TBI outcomes but will not address these outcomes around ECT use as it will implicate providers and facilities. See six videos under heading (ds electroshock) See ectjustice.com. Here is the link to assist you: https://youtu.be/2N4TrvWPOMg

I haven't been but I'm a fan of their symptom tool on their Website. It's very informative and helpful

Most of all I love their customer support and website convenience for users.

Mayo clinic site is the example of why internet is simple great. The amount of real information for any health problem you can get from this site is simple amazing. Should be a must to read before paying a visit to the Doc.

MayoClinic is the best website for those who want to seek information relating to health and diseases. The site also provides health tips for different individuals. Real medical practitioners and researchers comprises the backbone of the website which is absolutely reliable.

Great site, it is what WebMD wants to be when it grows up.

mayoclinic.com is a great website for information from REAL doctors (most of which are or were on staff at mayo).

Dependable information for regular people written (mostly) in regular English. The symptom checker is quite good, but like the previous reviewer, needs to be taken as suggestion and not fact! The symptom checker has you focus in on a single area of the body and then select potential symptoms. A list of possible conditions are presented for further consideration. Not guaranteed -- but a good place to start for questions.

The information listed for known condition names is great. I was pointed to this website from a pulmonologist who didn't want me out searching crappy websites on my own! He knew I wanted information and wanted to be sure I was looking into medical facts and not junk-info posted by any joker with a computer. There is a lot of scary false info on the web and no-one wants or needs to be oncered by false info. The information on coniditions/diseases is factual, listed in "chapters" so you can to directly to where you need, and often does refer to you see a doctor!

The symptom checker gets a B+, the condition/disease info gets an A.