John Noseworthy
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Mayo Clinic appoints Florida campus leader as president and CEO
Dr. Gianrico Farrugia, the current chief of Mayo Clinic in Florida, will succeed Dr. John Noseworthy as CEO of the Rochester, Minnesota health system when he steps down at the end of this year.
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Mayo Clinic CEO will retire at the end of 2018
Dr. John Noseworthy plans to retire from his post as president and CEO of Mayo Clinic at the end of 2018. The health system hopes to pin down a suitable successor by the early fall.
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Mayo Clinic to build proton cancer centers in Minnesota, Arizona
Mayo Clinic said Tuesday it will adopt proton beam technology — which can better deliver radiation to cancer cells without harming normal cells — at its three main campuses in Rochester, Minnesota; Phoenix, Arizona; and Jacksonville, Florida; at a cost of $360 million.
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Night Read (Minnesota): Mayo Clinic partners with GE, Intel on chronic diseases study
Patients will measure their vital signs such as blood pressure, pulse and weight, and respond to questions related to their diseases on a daily basis. A clinical care team will review the data, and will be able to use videoconferencing to further evaluate the patients.
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Is a health-insurance mandate unconstitutional? MedCity Morning Read, Dec. 15, 2009
While some conservative legal scholars assert that an individual’s basic rights dictate that the government can’t tell him how to spend his money, a Wake Forest University law professor labels such arguments “unconvincing and deeply flawed.”
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Mayo’s incoming CEO will also take leadership of Rochester campus
Health system trustees approved a plan that allows Dr. John Noseworthy to oversee the Rochester operations on Sept. 8. Then on Nov. 20, Noseworthy will succeed Mayo President and Chief Executive Officer Dr. Denis Cortese.
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Mayo names development director as its new CEO
Dr. John Noseworthy, a neurologist and the medical director of Mayo’s Department of Development, will succeed Dr. Denis Cortese, who revealed in February he would retire this year.