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What’s Wrong with Healthcare? Part 2: The Soul of Health Insurance. -
Rewriting the Menopause Narrative: Myths, Breakthroughs, and a Path Forward -
Under Pressure: A Louisiana Hospital’s COVID-19 Experience -
Terror in New Orleans: Roundtable with UMC’s Trauma Team -
Reflections from the Front Lines of Trauma Response in New Orleans -
Ring Around the Rosie: Louisiana Doctor Groups Speak Out Against LDH’s Vaccine Shift -
One on One with Phyllis LeBlanc Peoples, President and CEO, Terrebonne Genera -
Q&A with LA State Senator Regina Barrow on New Louisiana Castration Law for Convicted Child Molesters -
Changing the Care of Chronic Conditions: Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Part B -
The Politicization of COVID May Be the Most Dangerous Variant Yet -
A Physician’s Response to Testimony at the Louisiana House COVID Response Inquiry -
Walking Into the Anti-Vax Echo Chamber with Louisiana Rep. Jay Gallé -
Mothers at Risk: Uncovering the Systemic Issues Behind Louisiana’s Maternal Mortality Crisis -
Unnecessary Medicare Advantage Denials: Harming Louisiana Patients, Crowding Our Emergency Departments, and Costing U.S. Providers Billions -
The Foundation of Relationships and How Trauma Plays into Our Health -
1 in 6 Louisiana Women Have Been Raped, Findings from Tulane’s LaVEX Survey -
Disturbing New Research on Brain Changes in High School Football Players -
Our Healthcare System Breaks Spirits and Bank Accounts: Can’t We Do Better? -
ONE on ONE with John R. Nickens IV -
Navigating Compassionate Care: Supporting Survivors of Sexual Violence -
Changing the Care of Chronic Conditions: Chronic Kidney Disease -
One on One: Joan Coffman, FACHE, St. Tammany Health System -
Eliminating Louisiana’s Physician Access Gaps -
Changing the Care of Chronic Conditions: Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic Syndrome -
BCBSLA Buyout Hits Turbulence -
Changing the Care of Chronic Conditions: Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease -
Supercharging Lung Cancer Screening in Louisiana -
Tackle Football Causes Significant Brain Changes After Only One Season at Youth, High School, or College Levels -
One on One: Stephen Russo Secretary, Louisiana Department of Health
