vaccine

This is an effort on the rescue's part, to stop, or at least slow, the spread of Parvo.

If Governor John Bel Edwards has his way, all Louisiana public school students would be required to get vaccinated in order to attend school.

Louisiana nurses have a completely different opinion than the state's health officials in regards to the number of adverse reactions to the COVID vaccines.

In Louisiana, there have been 122 COVID vaccine adverse events that lawmakers have questions about. Of those, none have resulted in death.

Louisiana will receive their first round of pediatric doses next week.

The CDC is expected to recommend the COVID-19 vaccine for children very soon. What are your thoughts?

Today, LSU announced that for the entirety of the season, you must show vaccination proof or a negative COVID-19 test in order to attend home games.

Since keeping kids safe from infection is so tricky, school administrators have decided to fix this problem by offering the vaccine where they know kids can get it

that green light gave LSU Health Shreveport the thumbs up to start putting the Johnson & Johnson one-shot vaccine back on the menu.

Some experts are worried that our country's vaccination efforts are slowing down a little too early.

At this time, LSU, UL, and their decision-makers have no plan on requiring vaccinations for on-campus students.

If convenience has been holding you back from getting the coronavirus vaccine, there will be three days of opportunities coming up this weekend. They'll even have the one-dose Johnson and Johnson vaccine available.