Holidays can be stressful, and that stress can trigger painful headaches. Primary care physician, Dr. Francis "Skip" Strain comments. 

Mercy's Dr. Robert Atlas, OB/GYN, discusses a rise in gestational diabetes.

Dr. Elinor Zhou discusses how poor gut health may impact COVID-19 outcomes.

March 30th is “Doctors’ Day,” a national annual holiday honoring doctors for the work they do for their patients and their communities, and for society as a whole. Mercy Medical Center will celebrate by thanking our physicians for their lifelong commitment to serve the sick, and inviting patients and others to make gifts in their honor.

Dr. Jeffrey Landsman discusses how duration of obesity can impact your health.

Vicinity Energy, owner of the nation’s largest portfolio of district energy systems, has extended its contract with Mercy Medical Center into the next 20 years.

Most people have experienced heartburn or acid reflux, but if it's happening often, you might want to see a doctor.

Spring allergies usually start up in March with tree pollen and then in May with grass pollen. So symptoms can last from March through June.

Being pregnant is hard enough, but then to deal with acne can make it even more uncomfortable. But acne is actually common during pregnancy.

In response to a query from Salon.com, Dr. Jeffrey Nelson offers his insights into the disturbing trend of colorectal cancer rates rising among younger adults—what is behind these rising rates, what symptoms people should look out for, and promising treatments or prevention tips.