St. Charles Parish Hospital and the St. Charles Community Health Center both say they do not carry any drugs manufactured by a Massachusetts company whose products have been linked to an outbreak of meningitis.
Despite a mild flu season last year that set a record for the lowest and shortest peak for influenza-like illness, officials are urging residents to get flu shots this year.
The future of healthcare in Louisiana is in a state of flux as the first phases of an over $800 million package of healthcare cuts sweep the state after Congress removed Hurricane Katrina-related healthcare subsidies in July. […]
Steve Gennaro knew he was in trouble. […]
The number of West Nile virus cases has spiked across the country this year and 26 people in Texas have died of the disease. […]
Victims of minor accidents who require stitches or treatment for burns will now have a cheaper option for emergency medical care.
Kelly Richards and Tracie Landry first met at Hahnville High School where both graduated in 1995. The two were not married until years later after Tracie graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in nursing from Louisiana State University and Kelly graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. Originally from Luling, the couple now live with their children in a community north of Seattle, Wash. due to Kelly’s career as a Navy pilot. […]
Jeremiah Gerlach, 8, has been living with diabetes for the last five years, which means his mother must check his blood sugar range throughout the night to make sure his levels are normal. […]
Amidst recent cuts in mental healthcare expenditures on the state level and within New Orleans area hospitals, those who work with the mentally ill in St. Charles Parish say there is a definite local effect.
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