LSU Health Shreveport is Comprised of Three Professional Schools.

Shreveport - The LSU Health Shreveport Foundation proudly announces the first recipient of the Bradie James Scholarship: LSU Health Shreveport student Phoebe Vi.

AP News - Raydiant Oximetry, Inc., a clinical-stage medical device company pioneering innovations in fetal monitoring through advanced biophotonics and machine learning announced the initiation of an Investigational Device Exemption Pilot Study at LSU Health Shreveport.

The selection was made following a nationwide search by the LSU Board of Supervisors, guided by the Presidential Search Committee, which included faculty, staff, students, alumni, and business leaders from across Louisiana. The committee prioritized identifying a transformational leader to build on LSU’s momentum in research, education, and statewide service.  

KTAL - An innovative, first-of-its-kind surgery is being performed by LSU Health Shreveport faculty, enhancing care options for babies by allowing them to live normal, functioning lives as they grow up.

Reveille - This year’s LSU Laurels are Robb Brumfield, Michael Khonsari and Dr. Cherie-Ann Nathan. These professors have studied across the globe to gain knowledge and make discoveries that have advanced their fields.

KTBS - Lindsay Michel and Jillian Danzy, Assistant Professors of Cardiopulmonary Science at LSU Health Shreveport outline the benefits of becoming a respiratory therapist through the LSUHS School of Health Professions and Sciences. 

KTBS - The federal government shutdown has paused a range of medical research projects across the country — including wastewater testing programs that help track infectious diseases and drug use trends. But at LSU Health Shreveport, the work continues, thanks largely due to financial support from the Caddo Commission and community philanthropy. 

KTAL - 90 LSU Health Shreveport medical students presented original research this week during the Medical Student Research Program (MSRP) poster session, marking the culmination of five weeks of mentored research.

KTAL - LSU Health Shreveport will showcase student innovation and research during two events this week at the Center for Medical Education.

Dr. Hind Lal and Dr. Tousif Sultan were recently published in Experimental & Molecular Medicine, for a study that found that hospitalization for community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) can lead to serious heart problems, even after recovery.