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Researchers are testing a first-of-its-kind, high-tech way to get help to those suffering cardiac arrest even faster.
The therapy -- Spectris -- is still in clinical trials
Classified as perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, these conditions can occur from conception up to a year after birth.
For many families, especially those in rural communities, access to specialists and early care can be a major barrier.
Researchers now believe up to 45% of dementia cases could be prevented or delayed.
According to the CDC, more than 40 percent of high school students reported feeling persistently sad or hopeless, and nearly one in five seriously considered suicide.
That lack of access affects more than 2.3 million women of reproductive age.
New technology represents a chance to help other amputees and give them hope for a pain-free future.
Here’s more on the breakthroughs and the hope these new treatments could bring.
We’ll introduce you to one mom who faced both battles at once.
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While it can make life easier, some research shows AI may be harmful to your mental health.
One in 10 Americans will develop a kidney stone in their lifetime. But in Louisiana, the odds are worse.
These so-called “extreme cells” don’t follow the normal rules of biology.
Gout is described as the most painful arthritic condition and was historically understood to be caused by diet and lifestyle.
Tammy Vincent, an advocate for sexual assault survivors in Southwest Louisiana, has passed away.
New research is giving us a clearer picture of the human brain and how it functions.
For decades, there has been no cure and few treatment options.
Gov. Jeff Landry, joined by leaders from the Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) and Louisiana Economic Development (LED), announced the Rural Tech Catalyst Fund.
The CDC says the C-section rate is far higher than it should be.
A groundbreaking clinical trial could help change how this cancer is treated.
For those with a rare retinal disease called MacTel, there is now an implant that can help them hold onto their independence longer.
A brain cancer survivor is working to help determine which drugs work best, not just for himself, but for every patient who comes next.
Researchers are working on a new way to help hearts heal after a heart attack
Research shows that only one in 10 children with high-risk symptoms and conditions are being tested for celiac disease.
Lily Pickering was born with a rare birth defect called venous malformation, a condition that affects only two out of every 10,000 people.
A recently published Stanford Medicine study found that VR-guided meditation reduced parents’ anxiety by 30%.
After an eight-month wait for a donor and a 10-hour surgery, Sadie has her second chance.
New data shows the U.S. cancer death rate has fallen significantly since 1991.
Research shows mental health problems account for about 23% of maternal deaths in the country.
While banned in Louisiana, Kratom is legal in much of the US.
The gut does more than help digest food. It helps the whole body work better.
There is a delicate, ever-changing balance between what is normal and abnormal.
A French family traveled 7,000 miles to Monroe, Louisiana, seeking treatment for their 12-year-old son Benjamin, who has KIF5C — a rare genetic disease affecting only 30 people worldwide. At Glory Day Therapy, Benjamin is learning to do things doctors said were impossible.
While there are benefits, there are some things to be aware of.
A recent study found a 60% reduction in pain in the six participants.
There’s currently no cure, but breakthroughs are on the horizon.
Vaccines are one of the best ways to protect both you and your favorite companion from serious diseases.
It’s a rare and devastating disease that can silence a person’s voice and breath. But now, there is treatment available.
Healthcare facilities could face higher fines for future violations.
Two bills moving through the Louisiana legislature aim to increase oversight and accountability for healthcare facilities across the state.
This procedure just started to be offered in 2025.
National Athletic Training Month’s theme this year is “care you can count on,” one that highlights a trainer’s role in preventing injuries, diagnosing problems, and helping athletes recover safely.
One researcher is using her own struggle to bring hope to millions.
In true Louisiana fashion, a Lake Charles surgeon and his team had to show how precise their equipment was by peeling boiled crawfish.
About one in five Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime.
New drugs approved by the FDA are prolonging the lives of those affected.
Local Pediatric Dentist spreads awareness for dental care for National Children’s Dental Health Month
For many families, the right diagnosis of rare diseases can take years.
From advanced surgical options to next-generation medications and cell-based therapies, researchers are closer than ever to changing the future of Parkinson’s.