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10/13/2026

New development MIT researchers are busy advancing the science of medicine. MPM strives to be ahead of the curve. We bring this dedication to the care of persons with complex illness.

Attention all men who are caregivers. Check out Jack's Caregiver Coalition. This is a caregiver support community built ...
10/05/2026

Attention all men who are caregivers. Check out Jack's Caregiver Coalition.

This is a caregiver support community built specifically for men, created by guys for caregivers. They offer multiple programs that support men who are caregiving or grieving, led by caregivers rather than clinicians. Their mission is to help caregivers navigate complex challenges while reducing isolation and strengthening resilience.

Pictured here is Jeff Myhre, Community Engagement & Program Manager. Jeff leads initiatives that support family caregivers throughout the Twin Cities through coaching, support groups, educational programming, volunteer engagement, special events, and community partnerships.

Learn more about Jack’s Caregiver Coalition: https://www.jackscaregiverco.org/

Great to meet Merry Beth Freienmuth, Partner and Faculty at Green Lotus Yoga and Healing Center, today at the Breast Can...
10/04/2026

Great to meet Merry Beth Freienmuth, Partner and Faculty at Green Lotus Yoga and Healing Center, today at the Breast Cancer Education Association gathering. She presented on restorative yoga and later shared more with me about her work with sound bowls and healing. There is hope!

Honored to present again at the Breast Cancer Education Association annual conference.Founders Lois Joseph (L) and Ann H...
10/04/2026

Honored to present again at the Breast Cancer Education Association annual conference.

Founders Lois Joseph (L) and Ann Harris (R) created a place where people could get accurate, compassionate breast health information in a non-threatening, supportive environment. They have been doing so for 25 years.

My presentation: “Butyrate: Activate the Benefits of This Protective Molecule.”

The University of Minnesota’s Doug Yee, MD, addressed “Are We Making Progress in Breast Cancer?” Spoiler alert: YES!

Mayo’s Keith L. Knutson, PhD, also presented wonderfully inspirational insights on “The Promise and Future of Breast Cancer Vaccines.” Great things are coming!

Local hero Mark Migliori, MD, received The Founders’ Award for his 25 years of support for the association’s work and his ongoing advocacy in our community.

So many other great people presented as well. Check out the BCEA website for more information: https://breastcancereducation.org

10/03/2026

Dr. Brian Meyer on day 3 of the ISMCAS conference.

10/03/2026

We are proud to announce that Dr. Brian Meyer has joined Minnesota Personalized Medicine as our fourth physician.

10/02/2026

If you think you have MCAS, consider MPM as a great resource for you. MPM specializes in complex illnesses, this includes MCAS. If we can be helpful, please let us know.

09/16/2026

Have you ever been told you’re “just flexible”?

This is Alisha demonstrating finger hypermobility—and Dr. Greg was surprised to hear that no physician had ever asked, observed, or commented on it before.

Dr. Greg shares:
“40-something years ago in medical school, I was told I would never see anyone with significant hypermobility because it was too rare. So I never looked for it...until the last 10–15 years, when I started seeing it everywhere.”

Recognizing hypermobility can be an important piece of the bigger picture—both for proactive prevention and for understanding current health challenges.

Could hypermobility be a missing piece in your health story?

08/16/2026

In this episode of the Better With Age Podcast, Galen Wetzell, DPT sits down with Dr. Tara Doyle to explore the powerful concept of the 7 Types of rest — and why true restoration goes far beyond sleep.

Together, they discuss how chronic stimulation, social media, stress, over-scheduling, and constant “doing” are impacting our brains, relationships, focus, and overall health. Dr. Doyle shares how different forms of rest — including emotional, sensory, creative, social, spiritual, and mental rest — can support healing, resilience, brain function, and healthy aging.

This conversation dives into:
• The difference between sleep and true rest
• Why boredom and daydreaming matter for brain health
• How phones and constant stimulation affect focus and attention
• The brain’s “default mode network” and creativity
• Rest strategies for chronic illness, burnout, and stress
• The connection between rest, healing, and healthy aging
• Why perfectionism may actually hurt your health journey
• Small sustainable habits that create lasting change

If you constantly feel “on,” overwhelmed, mentally exhausted, or disconnected from yourself, this episode offers a refreshing and practical perspective on slowing down and creating space to heal.



Better With Age episode 38 with Dr. Tara Doyle YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/UJZSL_5FZf0

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