LSU Health

COVID-19 cases are on the rise in Louisiana, as expected following a very busy Holiday season.

Dr. Anil Nanda, former head of LSU Health Shreveport's neurosurgery department has been placed on paid administrative leave at Robert Wood Johnson Hospital in New Brunswick.

Following today's launch, she'll also become the first cancer survivor to visit space.

Another round in the battle going on at LSU Health Shreveport.

Severe weather is causing Ochsner to close their locations today.

LSU has it's sights set at $1.5 Billion. Yes, that's billion, with a "b".

The new group takes over the safety net hospitals in Shreveport and Monroe on October 1st.

A new study by LSU Health New Orleans suggests that you should add a few more nuts to your lifestyle if you want to live a little healthier.

LSU Health Shreveport has received a substantial gift that will help educate new doctors. The gift of $1.2 million comes from the Medical Center Clinics, Inc. and will be used to create an endowment to enhance its 29 resident and fellowship programs.

Higher education continues to face fiscal shortfalls across the state. Four universities have been placed on a fiscal watch list because of these economic realities.

Medical students at LSU Health will get a chance to step out of the classroom and spend some time with kids who have physical and mental disabilities. It's called Camp Tiger, and it's been an annual adventure since 2000.

When an LSU Health student reaches their fourth year, they are presented with an envelope containing where they will be serving their residency training. That is the place where they will, in essence, become a doctor of medicine.