Our Lady of the Lake Health Interdisciplinary Science Building at LSU and the Championship Health Partnership are shaping the next
A new study from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) brings welcome news for parents: peanut allergies in young children
Sepsis is a life-threatening condition that can escalate rapidly, making early detection and swift treatment essential. Thanks to the groundbreaking
Concussions can be a difficult injury to diagnose on the football field. With no definitive test or scan, team physicians
Stress, physical limitations, emotional struggles — these are challenges that patients face every day. But what if the solution wasn’t
Stress often gets a bad reputation, and for good reasons. Chronic stress can take a toll on physical and mental
How does the physical and mental health of LSU student-athletes evolve when their playing careers are over? And how could
Brandi Woods leads a busy life. Two careers keep her constantly on the move and often traveling. But as someone
You might not know what sepsis is, but its impact is incredibly deadly. One in three patients who die in
Going to the emergency room can be a stressful experience. There are a lot of unknowns, such as how long
The ongoing fight against cancer is first and foremost about providing the best treatment to patients so they can have
Research is often thought of as something done in a lab — examining bacteria under microscopes or testing on animals.
Maybe you’ve been talking to your doctor about clinical trials to treat a particular condition, researching clinical trials for a
As Our Lady of the Lake’s medical director of research, Dr. Hollis “Bud” O’Neal’s responsibilities include developing and improving access
Sepsis is a life-threatening condition, the leading cause of death in hospitals. In this episode of The Doctor Will Hear
For patients receiving treatment for late-stage endometrial cancer at Our Lady of the Lake Cancer Institute, they now have a
Every day behind the scenes, members of the team at Our Lady of the Lake Health work to improve patient
Every year in the U.S., sepsis leads to more deaths than opioid overdoses, prostate cancer and breast cancer combined. It’s