Jill Inouye, MD
Dr. Jill Inouye is a sports medicine physician and an assistant clinical professor of Family Medicine and Community Health at the University of Hawaii at Manoa's John A. Burns School of Medicine. She previously had served as head team physician for the UH Athletics Department from 2016 to 2018.
In addition to covering athletic events, her interests include helping people remain active and return to activity after injury, managing concussions, nutrition, the female athlete triad and learning more about musculoskeletal ultrasounds.
In her free time, Inouye enjoys spending time with her family and jogging.
Recent Articles by Dr. Jill Inouye
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Tips for Exercising During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Maintaining an active lifestyle is challenging under normal circumstances, much less during a pandemic. Follow these tips to exercise safely. read moreTips for Exercising During the Coronavirus Pandemic
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The Do’s & Don’ts of Exercise during Pregnancy
The female body goes through many changes during pregnancy, which may leave some women wondering – can I work out while pregnant? read moreThe Do’s & Don’ts of Exercise during Pregnancy
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Examining All Angles of the Female Athlete Triad
Diet and exercise have many benefits on people’s health and well-being, but is there a point when too much exercise and a strict diet can be detrimental to someone’s health? read moreExamining All Angles of the Female Athlete Triad
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Two Common Overuse Injuries & How to Avoid Them
Plantar fasciitis and patellar tendinopathy are two all-too-common injuries in the sports medicine field. Here's how to reduce your risk. read moreTwo Common Overuse Injuries & How to Avoid Them
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An Argument for Rest Days
How a brief break from exercise can actually increase athletic performance. read moreAn Argument for Rest Days
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How to Recognize & Prevent Heat Illness
There is a wide spectrum of heat illnesses, some of which seem minor, but others that are life-threatening. read moreHow to Recognize & Prevent Heat Illness