Mayo Clinic/Radio America Offers COVID-19 Programs/Interviews

Mayo Clinic is responding to the pandemic both clinically and with the latest public information. Radio America Network is a syndication partner for Mayo Clinic Radio and we are providing our stations, and others, added resources during this time.

Mayo Clinic's News Network is providing free information that stations are welcome to use in aiding the public HERE.

Mayo Clinic also offers a daily feature called Mayo Clinic Radio Health Minutes, along with an hour-long weekend radio show. Both of these are available from Radio America Network. Mayo Clinic is consistently ranked one of the nation's best health care providers. Mayo Clinic Radio provides listeners access to leading health and medical information from one of the nation's top hospitals.

If your station is interested in interviewing a Mayo physician about COVID-19, Dr. Tom Shives, host of Mayo Clinic Radio, is available for scheduling. Please contact Radio America at affiliates@radioamerica.com

For more information on the Mayo Minute or weekend show please contact Radio America Affiliate Marketing at affiliates@radioamerica.com or 800-807-4703, Ext. 250.

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