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Purple and Gold lines

In RESEARCH 

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We’re trained to think of dementia as a disease that is limited to the brain from start to finish. But what if that mindset limits our treatment options for a complex disease that could begin elsewhere? Read more about research on this subject in this article.

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At LSU Health Shreveport, Yen-Lin Chen, PhD, Assistant Professor of Pharmacology, Toxicology and Neuroscience, aims to better understand why obesity develops. Knowledge of how the body’s blood and lymphatic vessels may contribute to obesity could inform future strategies to address this chronic condition.


 

   

Purple and Gold lines

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Purple and Gold lines

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April 1, 2026

What does it really mean when an institution says, “You’re a name, not a number”? At LSU Health Shreveport, that phrase isn’t a slogan, it’s a lived reality. In this episode of the LSUHS Podcast, you’ll hear a story that proves it.

We sit down with Dr. Michon Revader, DHA, RRT, RRT‑NPS, RCS, Program Director of Cardiovascular Technology and Clinical Assistant Professor of Cardiopulmonary Science, and Rachel Banister, who will soon become the first-ever graduate of LSU Health Shreveport’s Cardiovascular Technology program.

   

Purple and Gold lines

On CAMPUS

Match Day
March 20, 2026

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Unveiling the New Virtual Reality Anatomy Lab
March, 2026

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Purple and Gold lines

In the NEWS

Man in a lab coat, smiling, people in the background working in a lab

We’re trained to think of dementia as a disease that is limited to the brain from start to finish. But what if that mindset limits our treatment options for a complex disease that could begin elsewhere? Read more about research on this subject in this article.

Man wearing a lab coat standing in a laboratory with shelves in the background

At LSU Health Shreveport, Yen-Lin Chen, PhD, Assistant Professor of Pharmacology, Toxicology and Neuroscience, aims to better understand why obesity develops. Knowledge of how the body’s blood and lymphatic vessels may contribute to obesity could inform future strategies to address this chronic condition.

   

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