The Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry is adding China to the list of countries that must test seafood for a banned substance before it can be sold in Louisiana, Agriculture and Forestry Commissioner Bob Odom said Friday. […]
Homeless veterans from throughout Louisiana are being invited to Hammond to participate in “Stand Down 2007,” Louisiana’s first statewide event to provide them with medical and social services. […]
Several months ago a local TV station aired a news show about the shortage of mental health workers in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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Not only is a $24 million expansion of St. Charles Parish Hospital right on schedule, an assisted-living center in Ashton Plantation is also in the works.
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St. Charles Community Health Center has received a Johnson & Johnson “Community Health Care Award” and a two-year grant in recognition of its efforts on behalf of underserved pregnant women in southeast Louisiana. […]
Ten-year-old Angel Gordon, a student at St. Rose Elementary School, was diagnosed with leukemia in January. […]
On Thursday, Feb. 1, 2007, at the Valero St. Charles Refinery gym, cancer survivors from St. Charles Parish were honored at the first Pre-Event Relay for Life cancer survivors celebration. […]
Smoking is something millions of Americans do daily, according to the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, but what many don’t realize are the inherent risks that accompany the habit. […]
With spring sports now under way, some teenagers and adults who participate will reach for “their chew” – digging into their pockets for tobacco they can pack into their cheeks while playing on the field. […]
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