KSLA12 - Dr. Dayanand Bagdure, Associate Professor of Pediatrics at LSUHS, shares why children with risk factors like asthma, bronchitis, or heart conditions may require ICU care and what symptoms to look for that may require additional medical care.

318 Forum - Dani Zoorob, MD, Chair of Obstetrics and Gynecology at LSUHS, shares information on bladder incontinence and support for related women's health issues.

318 Forum - Michelle Yetman, PhD, associate clinical professor of rehabilitation science at LSU Health Shreveport School of Allied Health Professions shares information on early detection and intervention for diabetes management.

Shreveport Times - "It's concerning because it's early for what we normally see for an RSV respiratory season. Our patients are coming in with very clear symptoms, clear runny noses, fever, and noisy breathing. They require a lot of respiratory support," said Dr. Wanda Thomas, Associate Professor of Pediatrics at LSUHS.

KSLA12 - “RSV is the short name for Respiratory Syncytial Virus. This is a common virus that comes around in the wintertime,” Dr. John Vanchiere, Professor of Pediatrics at LSUHS, explained. “For older adults and young children, it can be much more problematic because it causes a lot of inflammation in the airways.”

LOLA Magazine (Page 26-27) - LSUHS School of Allied Health Professions faculty, Dr. Michelle Yetman and Rebecca Durr Butler, share tips for selecting developmentally appropriate toys and toys that support brain development for your child.

The Best of Times News - Matthew Martin, Clinical Instructor of Physical Therapy at LSUHS, shares tips on how to prevent falls and avoid possible injury for seniors and others.

KTBS3 - Dr. Sheila Asghar, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Neurology at LSUHS shares, "when you sleep more, and you sleep better then it improves your attention, your concentration, you can do better at work, you feel good about yourself, you're motivated."

Family Living Magazine - Dr. Pratik Agrawal, Assistant Professor of Cardiology at LSUHS shares, "It is well known that heart disease is the leading cause of death in the world. High-quality CPR, especially when performed in the first few minutes of cardiac arrest, can increase a person’s chance of survival by almost 2-3 times."

318 Forum Magazine - Rebecca Eskew Clawson, PA-C, MAT, assistant professor of Physician Assistant Program at LSUHS shares reasons why cancer is still an unfortunate possibility for people who have never smoked or smoked very little.

318 Forum Magazine - Dr. Christopher Haas, Division Chief of Dermatology at LSUHS shares winter skincare tips and healthy habits to maintain the youthful barrier and appearance we all deserve.

KSLA12 - Dr. Nayanatara Swamy, breast radiologist, at LSUHS shares there are many factors that can influence your risk for breast cancer and precautions you can take to protect yourself.

KTAL6 - Dr. Michelle Yetman, Associate Clinical Professor of Rehabilitation Science at LSUHS, explained how important a consistent sleep pattern is to our everyday lives, and how dangerous disrupting that pattern can be. “Better sleep equals better health."

KSLA12 - Abigail Poe of Camp Tiger shared, “We get to see some of our campers that are a part of Camp Tiger and their families here. . Perfect Fit has been a big help to Camp Tiger. And so we’re always excited to give back and support them as well with their events.”

KSLA12 - Overall, the breast cancer death rate dropped 43 percent between 1989 and 2020. However, Black women have a 40 percent higher mortality rate than other ethnic groups then it comes to breast cancer. Dr. Sarah Thayer, Director of the Feist-Weiller Cancer Center at LSUHS shares more about these disparities.

Forum News - Dr. Michelle Yetman, associate clinical professor of Rehab Science at LSUHS, shares the impact, causes and prevention tips for bullying. "Since bullying can have lifelong effects on the individual, every effort should be made to decrease the chance of bullying from occurring and intervene promptly when it does."

KSLA - Dr. Sarah Thayer, Director of Feist-Weiller Cancer Center at LSUHS talks about the risks, family history, and how to reduce the risk of getting breast cancer during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

SB Magazine - LSUHS Occupational Therapists, Lawenica Evans, DROT, LOTR, and Cindy Payton, LOTR, MHS, C/NDT share how individuals with dementia may benefit from having an Occupational Therapist, a licensed professional trained in helping people maintain their highest level of function for as long as possible.

The concept of “meeting patients where they are” transcends medicine. The idea itself is one of the reasons that compelled many of us to join the medical profession; a field that continues to inspire us all. The transcendence of this concept can be observed in a variety of patients we see as part of the CBH neuro-rehabilitation program. 

Award winning author Sophia Nelson, host of "Be The One You Need" Podcast, speaks with Dr. Marie Vazquez Morgan speaks about health and wellness during Hispanic Heritage Month.