If you were not able to get screened at our Brain & Stroke Network Anniversary Celebration, or would like to get a free stroke and heart attack screening and risk assessment, come to one of the Baptist Health System's free screening days.

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The Baptist Cancer Center is offering FREE gentle Hatha style yoga classes for cancer patients and cancer survivors on Friday mornings at 10 am. The classes are FREE and open to the general public. Fridays at 10am at the Baptist Cancer Center at Northeast Baptist Hospital. Call 210-297-CNCR to reserve your spot.

Stroke Education Classes for patients and caregivers, are just a few of the services offered for patients recovering from stroke through the Brain and Stroke Network at Baptist Health System. Classes held weekly, Monday through Thursday at 3 p.m. at St. Luke's Baptist Hospital Rehabilitation Dining Room (3rd floor). For more information contact Gayla at (210) 297-5175.

Join the St. Luke’s Stroke Survivor Support Group. The group offers education, support and resources for individuals and families who have been affected by stroke. Every 3rd Thursday, 2pm, at St. Luke's Baptist Hospital. For more information call (210) 297-5175.

Improve your golf swing by enrolling in an exclusive program designed to assess any physical limitations that may be directly related to your power and consistency. Call HealthLink at (210) 297-9900 and schedule your appointment with Claudia P. Ramirez, M.S., CSCS, TPI-CGFI. Claudia is the only Titleist Performance Institute certified Golf Fitness Instructor in San Antonio.

Baptist Health System offers diabetes self-management training classes at all of their hospital locations in conjunction with the American Diabetes Association. For details about class times, locations and registration please call the Baptist Health System Referral and Information Center at 297-7005.

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If you never suffer from low back pain, consider yourself one of the fortunate few.

Affecting an estimated two million Americans, emphysema is a chronic respiratory condition, nearly always caused by the destruction of lung tissue by toxins contained in cigarette smoke.