Tomorrow's Cure
Tomorrow's Cure is a podcast from Mayo Clinic that explores the future of healthcare. It features conversations with researchers, doctors, and industry experts about medical innovations. The show discusses how technology is transforming healthcare and how new solutions are improving patient lives. It encourages listeners to think deeply about what healthcare might look like in the years ahead.
Episodes
From Big Ideas to Better Care: Live From PlatforMed 2026
How could Mayo Clinic’s Global AI Platform transform personalized care?
In this episode of Mayo Clinic’s Tomorrow’s Cure, host Lindsey Seavert reports from PlatforMed in Scottsdale, Arizona, where leaders in medicine, technology, AI, and policy explore how connected healthcare platforms can bring together data, expertise, and innovation to improve patient care around the world. Seavert speaks w
How Scientists Hope to Retrain the Immune System After Organ Transplant
What if transplant patients could one day live free from lifelong anti-rejection drugs?
In this episode of Mayo Clinic's Tomorrow’s Cure, host Lindsey Seavert speaks with Timucin Taner, M.D., Ph.D. from Mayo Clinic and Angus Thomson, Ph.D. from University of Pittsburgh Medical Center about one of the biggest goals in transplant medicine: teaching the immune system to accept a donated orga
When It's Not MS: Inside the Discovery of MOGAD
What happens when multiple sclerosis symptoms mask a different condition?
In this episode of Mayo Clinic’s Tomorrow’s Cure, hosted by Lindsey Seavert, we explore myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein antibody-associated disease (MOGAD), an autoimmune condition often mistaken for multiple sclerosis (MS). Mayo Clinic neurologist Eoin Flanagan, M.D., B.Ch., and pediatric neurologist Brenda Banwell, M.
From Joint Damage to Regeneration
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 approach that combines a patient's own cartilage cells with donor medicinal signaling cells (MSCs) to help repair damaged joints. Joining the
Could Milk-derived Nanoparticles Change Bile Duct Cancer Care?
What if the milk you are drinking could help fight cancer? In this episode of Tomorrow's Cure, we explore cholangiocarcinoma and a surprising new approach to targeting it using milk‑derived nanoparticles and precision aptamer‑based delivery. Host Lindsey Seavert is joined by surgical oncologist Dr. Rory Smoot and long‑term survivor and advocate Melinda Bachini to unpack why this cancer is so
Fluorescence-Guided Surgery: Making the Invisible Visible
What if surgeons could make tumors, blood vessels, and other critical structures visible during surgery? In this episode of Tomorrow’s Cure, host Lindsey Seavert talks with Dr. Stephanie Polites of Mayo Clinic and Dr. Timothy Lautz of Lurie Children’s Hospital about fluorescence-guided surgery and its growing role in pediatric oncology, surgical oncology, and cancer treatment. By using specialized
A Window Into the Brain: Retinal Imaging and Alzheimer's Disease
What if one of the earliest clues to Alzheimer’s disease could be found during a routine eye exam? In this episode of Tomorrow’s Cure, host Lindsey Seavert sits down with Dr. Oana Dumitrascu, a neurologist at Mayo Clinic, and Dr. Yalin Wang, a researcher at Arizona State University, to explore how retinal imaging and artificial intelligence may help identify signs of Alzheimer’s disease years befo
Carbon Ion Therapy: A New Era in Precision Cancer Care
This episode explores why carbon ion therapy is becoming one of the most closely watched developments in radiation oncology. The conversation should connect patient need, the engineering scale behind heavy particle therapy, and the larger research questions now shaping how carbon ions may fit alongside photon and proton therapy in the future.
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Tomorrow’s Cure returns for Season 5!
Award-winning journalist Lindsey Seavert is our new host as we explore the innovations changing the landscape of medicine. Featuring conversations with leading physicians, researchers, and medical experts, the new season looks at everything from AI-powered diagnostics and cutting-edge cancer therapies to surgical technologies improving patient care today.Across a new series of in-depth conversatio
Things You Should Stop Doing to Improve Your Mental Strength
Host: Christopher L. Camp, M.D., Creator & Guide | Mayo Clinic Human Optimization Project
Guest: Amy Morin, LCSW, Psychotherapist / Mental Strength Coach / International Bestselling Author | Mentally Strong
One of the biggest limiters of our mental strength is our very common (usually unintentional) struggle with self-sabotaging behaviors. Since we all feel too busy to do more, maybe the answer
Daily Skin Care Routines We Should Be Doing for Life Long Skin Health
Host: Christopher L. Camp, M.D., Creator & Guide | Mayo Clinic Human Optimization Project
Guest: Saranya Wyles, M.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Dermatology and Regenerative MedicineDirector of Regenerative Dermatology and Skin Longevity LaboratoryMayo Clinic Department of Dermatology, Rochester, MN
Your skin is the largest organ in your body, and it does a lot more than just make you look g
Inside EVLP: A Revolution for Donor Organs
For people waiting for a lung transplant, every phone call could be life changing. But too many donor lungs are still turned down. In this episode of Tomorrow’s Cure from Mayo Clinic, host Cathy Wurzer explores how ex vivo lung perfusion, or EVLP, is helping turn a “no” into a “maybe” and sometimes a “yes” for patients who are running out of options.
Cathy talks with Mayo Clinic cardiothoracic su
The Quiet Beginnings of Leukemia
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia is the most common leukemia in adults, yet its earliest warning sign often hides in plain sight. Monoclonal B cell lymphocytosis, or MBL, affects millions of adults who may never know they carry this precursor to CLL. In this episode of Tomorrow's Cure from Mayo Clinic, host Cathy Wurzer talks with hematologist Dr. Sameer Parikh and researchers Dr. Susan Slager and Dr.
Shortening the Diagnostic Journey: Genomics for Every Child
When a child is critically ill and answers are elusive, every day can feel like an eternity. This week on Tomorrow’s Cure from Mayo Clinic, host Cathy Wurzer talks with pediatric geneticist Whitney Thompson, M.D., from Mayo Clinic, genomic medicine pioneer Stephen Kingsmore, M.D., DSc, from Rady Children’s Institute for Genomic Medicine, and Sean George, Ph.D., CEO of Inflection Medicine, about ho
When Algorithms Meet Empathy: The Future of Patient-Centered AI
Automation is quietly reshaping what happens before, during, and after a medical visit, and for many patients it is almost invisible. In this episode of Tomorrow’s Cure, host Cathy Wurzer talks with Mayo Clinic physician leader Dr. Anjali Bhagra and human centered AI expert Dr. Ravi Bapna about how automation and artificial intelligence are changing the way care teams work, how patients access car
Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Stories that Changed the World
For a century, Mayo Clinic Proceedings has captured the evolution of modern medicine, from pioneering cortisone therapy to today’s breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and digital diagnostics. In this episode of Tomorrow’s Cure from Mayo Clinic, host Cathy Wurzer talks with Editor in Chief Dr. Karl Nath and hematologist and longtime contributor Dr. Vincent Rajkumar about the journal’s origins,
Obesity, Behavior, and the Heart: How We Fix It
Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States, yet new science and smarter systems are changing what is possible for patients and families. In this episode of Tomorrow’s Cure, host Cathy Wurzer talks with three leaders who are reshaping how we prevent, understand, and treat heart disease and obesity.
Mayo Clinic gastroenterologist Dr. Andres Acosta explains why ob
Predictive Medicine: Rethinking Rheumatoid Arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis is often seen as “just” joint pain, but Mayo Clinic rheumatologist Dr. John Davis and University of Colorado researcher Dr. Kevin Deane reveal a far more complex and promising story. In this episode of Tomorrow’s Cure, host and journalist Cathy Wurzer explores how autoimmune disease can quietly develop for years before the first swollen joint, and how new blood tests, gut micr
3D Bioprinted Skin: Breakthroughs in Regenerative Medicine
Skin is the body’s largest organ, and its health can reveal far more about aging and disease than what shows up in the mirror. In this episode of Tomorrow’s Cure from Mayo Clinic, host Cathy Wurzer talks with dermatologist and regenerative medicine expert Dr. Saranya Wyles of Mayo Clinic and biomedical engineer Dr. Adam Feinberg of Carnegie Mellon University about “SkinSpan” and the fast-moving wo
Season 4 Trailer
In Season 4 of Tomorrow’s Cure, host Cathy Wurzer interviews physicians, scientists, and medical innovators from Mayo Clinic and other leading institutions to explore breakthroughs in health care, medical research, and patient care. From 3D-printed skin and predictive tools for autoimmune disease to patient-centered AI and lifesaving advancements in organ transplantation, this season brings the fu
Platform Thinking is Transforming the Future of Healthcare
This week’s episode of Tomorrow’s Cure takes you inside the PlatforMed Conference 2025. With over 250 global leaders from healthcare, government, academia, and business, the event explored how platform thinking is transforming the future of clinical care.
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Mind Meets Machine: The Future of Neurological Care
In this episode of Tomorrow's Cure, we explore brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) - technologies creating direct pathways between the human brain and external devices. These aren't just futuristic concepts. BCIs are already helping paralyzed individuals move prosthetic limbs and control computers with their minds. Join our host Cathy Wurzer in her conversation with Dr. Jonathan J. Parker, Neurosurge
Shaping a New Future for Youth with Scoliosis
When the spine begins to curve during childhood or adolescence, it can lead to a condition known as scoliosis. While traditional treatments have remained largely unchanged for decades, new advancements are offering young patients and their families more choices and better outcomes. In this episode, our host Cathy Wurzer explores the evolving landscape of scoliosis care and what these innovations m
The Future of Cancer Care is Home
For many cancer patients, treatment can be an isolating and overwhelming journey; marked by fear, fatigue, and the constant burden of travel. But what if chemotherapy could be delivered at home? In this episode, our host Cathy Wurzer explores the growing movement to bring cancer care into the comfort of patients’ homes with Dr. Roxana Dronca, Hematologist & Oncologist at Mayo Clinic and Dr. Arif K
Predicting Disease with the Power of Data
In this episode, we explore a revolutionary frontier in medicine: the ability to predict disease before symptoms even manifest. Join us as our host Cathy Wurzer speaks with Dwight Diercks, SVP of Software Engineering at Nvidia; Dr. Vijay Shah, Executive Dean of Research at Mayo Clinic and Heidi Dieter, Chair of Mayo Clinic Department of Mayo Clinic Research Administration. These thought leaders a
Keeping Tabs on Health with Wearable Tech
Wearable tech is transforming how we track health, manage chronic conditions, and personalize care. In this episode, our host Cathy Wurzer and guests Dr. Arjun Arthreya, Electrical & Computer Engineer and Senior Associate Consultant at Mayo Clinic; and Dr. Jeannie Bailey, Associate Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at University of California, San Francisco, reveal how these tools are reshaping medi
New Frontiers in Lyme Disease Detection
Lyme disease was first identified 50 years ago. It has become one of the most recognized and widespread vector-borne illnesses in the world. Transmitted by ticks, this elusive infection presents ongoing challenges in detection and treatment. In this episode, our host Cathy Wurzer and guests Dr. Bobbi Pritt, Microbiology Division Chair at Mayo Clinic; and Dr. Allen Steere, Distinguished Physician a
New Discoveries Reshape Alzheimer's Disease Detection
Alzheimer's disease is one of the most challenging diagnoses for patients, families, and caregivers alike. With cases on the rise globally, the urgency to better understand, detect, and treat this complex brain disorder has never been greater. In this episode, our host Cathy Wurzer, explores the latest research breakthroughs that are offering new hope in the fight against Alzheimer's with Amy Gold
Season 3 Trailer
Tomorrow's Cure is back with season 3. Think about this for a moment... what if diseases could be cured before they even begin? Or if patients could receive cancer care from the comfort of their homes? Listen to Tomorrow’s Cure where host Cathy Wurzer interviews experts from Mayo Clinic and other leading organizations.
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Pregnancy: The Heart's First Stress Test
In this episode of Health Matters, our sister podcast, Dr. Niti Aggarwal shares how heart issues during pregnancy aren't just a temporary condition for nine months -- instead, they're actually a predictor of heart health for the rest of your life. Join host Kristen Meinzer in conversation with leading medical experts from Mayo Clinic sharing their insights and opinions on the latest health and wel
The AI Future of Allergy Skin Patch Testing
Traditional skin allergy patch testing can be cumbersome and time-intensive, often requiring multiple clinic visits. Mayo Clinic physicians have developed an emerging technology, allowing patients to capture photos of their skin. Through the power of an app, the providers have the ability to accurately analyze and assess the results. This approach eliminates the need for multiple clinc visits, sav
Using AI for Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer
Early detection is critical for improving cancer survival rates, yet pancreatic cancer remains challenging to detect. A recent breakthrough from Mayo Clinic researchers offers new hope. Artificial intelligence models demonstrate the potential to detect pancreatic cancer earlier and with remarkable accuracy. Learn more about this life-changing innovation in early cancer detection. Featured experts
AI Enhanced Handheld Ultrasound Improves Heart Care
Mayo Clinic and UltraSight are pioneering a comprehensive solution that integrates AI technology with accessible and cost-effective point-of-care ultrasound devices. The innovation empowers a broader range of medical practitioners to confidently capture high-quality cardiac images, thereby enhancing clinical outcomes. Featured experts include Paul Friedman, M.D., cardiologist, chair of Cardiovascu
Treating Dangerous Heart Rhythms with Proton Beam Radiation
In this episode of Tomorrow's Cure, we explore a groundbreaking approach to treating heart arrhythmias. A new clinical trial is using proton beam therapy to target the exact area of the heart responsible for the irregular rhythm, offering a less invasive and potentially life-changing solution. Join us as we delve into this innovative approach and its potential to transform the way we treat heart r
AI Powered Stethoscopes Improve Access to Heart Care
The stethoscope, one of the most iconic symbols of medicine, was invented over 200 years ago. Today, artificial intelligence is revolutionizing this essential tool, empowering doctors to detect cardiac disease at its earliest stages with greater precision during routine visits. The podcast episode features Demilade Adedinsewo, M.B., Ch.B., cardiologist at Mayo Clinic and Jason Bellet, co-founder o
Groundbreaking Advancements in Larynx Transplant
Researchers are pioneering innovative ways to restore voice to those who have lost it, leveraging advancements in transplant surgery and 3D printing. Featured experts include David Lott, M.D., associate director of Mayo Clinic's Center for Regenerative Biotherapeutics and chair of the Department of Otolaryngology and Marshall Strome, M.D., otolaryngologist, professor, and chair emeritus of the Cle
Predicting Diseases with Polygenic Risk Scores
Imagine knowing your risk for disease long before symptoms appear. With early detection and targeted interventions, this knowledge could transform how complex healthcare challenges are addressed. Researchers are now leveraging genetic data to enhance disease risk prediction through an innovative tool known as a polygenic risk score. The episode features Victor Ortega, M.D., Ph.D., associate direct
How Hollywood Technology is Transforming Medical Education
Hollywood's cutting-edge technology is revolutionizing medical education, bridging the gap between classroom learning and clinical practice. Learn how VR is helping students explore 3D models of the human body, practice complex procedures in a risk-free environment, and simulate patient encounters. Through immersive digital scenarios, medical students are refining their skills and gaining hands-o
Season 2 Trailer
Have you ever wondered how artificial intelligence is helping solve medical problems? Or how medical research is making it easier to predict your genetic risks for disease? Season 2 of Tomorrow’s Cure brings together experts from Mayo Clinic and other leading organizations to share how they use innovative thinking in their pursuit of answers for patients. What they describe may sound futuristic bu
How to Train Medical Professionals for Tomorrow's Cure
Healthcare is changing rapidly. Tomorrow’s cure is already here today. How do top medical educational institutes prepare and equip the workforce for the fast-changing healthcare landscape? Find out from our featured experts: Dr. Fredric Meyer, Executive Dean of Education, Enterprise Chair of Neurological Surgery at Mayo Clinic; and Dr. James Stoller, Chair of Education Institute at Cleveland Clini
How Holograms and VR Improve Surgery
The first mixed-reality-navigated shoulder replacement surgery in the U.S. took place in early 2024. Specialized technologies were used to create a customized life-size hologram of the patient’s joint and plan the position of the replacement implants. Listen to how mixed reality improves surgical precision and may reduce complications and improve patient recovery. Featured experts include the surg
How AI is Transforming Organ Transplants
How is AI used to improve all parts of the organ-transplant process? AI is powerful in detecting potential impacts of early interventions to delay or prevent organ failure and the need for organ replacement therapies. Press play to hear more about research efforts to use AI to detect organ failure earlier. Featured experts are Dr. Rohan Goswami, Transplant Cardiologist and Director of Heart Transp
How Breast Cancer Vaccines Could Transform Treatment
Research scientists are equipping a vaccine with bits of proteins that redirect the immune system's efforts to specifically fight cancer. The vaccine aims to prevent cancer tumors from returning, as relapsing cancer is often more aggressive and difficult to treat. The latest research also seeks to understand why some cancer tumors evade the body's immune response. Featured experts are Dr. Keith Kn
How Nuclear Medicine Helps Cancer Patients
Nuclear medicine therapy is sometimes the best option for people who no longer respond to other treatments. It is often helpful for patients with cancers that are historically hard to treat, like prostate cancer or lymphoma. Find out how nuclear medicine, when combined with other therapies, will control symptoms and shrink and stabilize tumors, sometimes for years. Featured experts are Dr. Geoffre
How DNA Guides Cancer Detection
What if you could know you would get sick before you ever felt symptoms? If it were a cold, that information is useful. In the case of cancer, it is lifesaving. Find out how your DNA could be used to detect blood cancers before they even develop. Featured experts are Dr. Mrinal Patnaik, Hematologist/Internist/Oncologist at Mayo Clinic; and Dr. Kelly Bolton, Oncologist at Washington University in S
How a Lifetime of Exposures Impacts Health
There is a study of the fascinating interplay between the cumulative effects of external exposures on our body and our genes. It is called exposomics. Learn why we need to recognize that we're exposed to hundreds or thousands of chemicals per day, and why it’s important to study that complexity. Featured experts are Dr. Konstantinos Lazaridis, Director of Center for Individualized Medicine at Mayo
How 3D Printing is Used in Medicine
How does it feel for a patient to see her tumor in 3D form, or for another to hold his heart in his hands? Find out how 3D printing is used to provide a new and innovative perspective on medicine. Featured experts are Dr. Jonathan Morris in Diagnostic Radiology from Mayo Clinic, and Dr. Beth Ripley from Veterans Health Administrations Office of Healthcare Innovation and Learning.
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