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For the first time, medical marijuana patients in Louisiana will be able to light up.
Louisiana will roll out more comprehensive crisis care services for people dealing with mental health issues.
It’s time for the Gray Television family to help ‘Lift Up Louisiana.’
Tulane University researcher reports link between marijuana use, male infertility
A federal team of health care workers is dispatched to Children's Hospital New Orleans as COVID-19 cases rise.
Americas Health Rankings website, diabetes is higher here in Louisiana than in the country with the state ranking among the worst for the disease.
Prices of insulin have been on the rise since 2019 and it's starting to impact everyone who is on it.
Doctors say routine checkups are critical to fight off serious medical conditions. But during the pandemic, some people didn’t see their doctors as often as they should have.
Lifestyle changes such as little interaction, anxiety over healthcare, poverty, and shifting to a dependent lifestyle are just some ways the elderly can become depressed or fuel their depression further.
A bill to expand Louisiana's medical marijuana program to include smokable pot awaits the governor's signature.
The coronavirus pandemic makes childhood hunger worse according to experts on the subject.
Dr. Pia Chowdry of LSU Health New Orleans says it is estimated that about 1 in 6 African American men will develop prostate cancer compared to about 1 in 9 or 1 in10 white men.
Doctors say more work is needed to address health disparities that place African American women more at risk of complications or death during pregnancy or after pregnancy.
Reaching herd immunity from Covid-19 will take a large percentage of all Louisianians getting vaccinated.
The city has had people go door-to-door to provide information about the vaccines to residents.
A local attorney has put together a program that he hopes will help those suffering from drug and mental health issues.
Those who have medical mobility issues can now have a health professional come to their house to administer a COVID-19 vaccine.
Health officials in Louisiana will be using a key metric often used in times of disaster as a way to target outreach for COVID-19 vaccinations.