Your Health

Terry Gehlhausen, DO, Deaconess Clinic Oakland City

Growing attention to the health benefits of physical fitness has millions of Americans thinking about how they can get more exercise. Walking, hiking and biking are a few easy options to get people started on a daily exercise routine. 
 

Rebecca Hopper, MD Internal Medicine & Pediatrics, Deaconess Clinic
 
Summer is a time when most of us head for the outdoors--even if it’s just our own backyard. The season provides a time to get more exercise, eat fresh produce, and perhaps most importantly lower our stress by enjoying nature.  

We are experiencing historic and stressful times, as we are faced with a pandemic, deaths, racism, rioting, and an ever widening troublesome rip in the fabric of our community. These events can create uncertainty and a feeling of being overwhelmed and out-of-control.

Summer heat can be a risk to diabetes patients, and this summer the COVID-19 pandemic is an additional concern. Learn ways to be prepared for both!

Michael Luy, MD, Internal Medicine, Deaconess Clinic Downtown

Health screenings help doctors and other providers detect conditions at earlier, more treatable stages.