Allergy season is in full effect, so Dr. Jo Reed shares some tips on how to avoid the coughing, sneezing and watery eyes.
March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month, so Dr. Jay Brooks provides some important insight on colon screenings and more.
Did you know we lose around 40 minutes of sleep the second night of daylight saving? Nurse practioner Liz LeJeune tells us how we can spring forward without getting our sleep schedule off track.
Cardiovascular disease is one of the most diagnosed health conditions across the United States. Dr. Bahij Khuri tells us about one of those common disease known as PVD.
February is American Heart Month, so what does it mean to live a heart healthy life? Dr. Robert Rokowski shares some heart health tips and how they can play a key part in combating against coronavirus.
Many people use the new year to focus on health and fitness goals, but Dr. Jessica Chu offers an untraditional resolution focused on transforming your skin.
A new year typically means new goals. Dr. Melissa Love shares some helpful health and fitness tips so we can stick to those new year’s resolutions.
Running can be great exercise, but sometimes it comes with injury. Dr. Kasey Hill offers a new unique opportunity to help combat those injuries so you can get back to your running goals.
The holiday season brings new changes to many households. Dr. Amber Medine shares some holiday safety tips to keep in mind, especially with young children around
Our health is a popular topic of conversation right now. So, Dr. Tim Durel explains why scheduling an annual appointment with a doctor can benefit your health long-term.
Flu Season is here. So, Dr. Brandon Weeks tells us what we need to know about Flu and Coronavirus. Find out some common flu misconceptions and ways you can protect yourself.
Skin Cancer is one of the most diagnosed cancers in the United States. So, Dr. Nicholas Frank is providing us with some helpful skin tips to lookout for.
This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, take the time to understand your own risk. Catching early signs of breast cancer is important, and there are easy ways to take initiative.
Headaches are something we all experience, but sometimes those reoccurring headaches can be more problematic. Dr. Harold Smith provides us with some tips on what to look for so we can get back to feeling our best.
In Louisiana heat, hydrating should be a top priority. But sometimes, it's easy to forget to drink more water! Dr. Burnham is here to remind you just how important staying hydrated is
Your healthy eating habits may have been derailed this year, but that doesn't mean it's too late to get them back on track! Here's some easy ways to help get back to a healthier lifestyle.
Snacking doesn't have to be bad for you! With the right options and some easy substitutions, you can snack smart with some healthier foods.
Trying to avoid going to the doctor's office? Here's an easy at home solution.
With new technology, you can have a full checkup with your doctor without leaving your house!.
For many people, stress levels are at an all-time high. Between COVID-19 and staying home, it can be hard to stay happy and healthy. Here's some easy ways to keep your mental health in a better place.
With so many outdoor activities happening in the summer, it's important to take better care of your skin than ever!
Dr. Rowley has some easy tips on keeping your skin healthy and safe
Summer is here, and so are summer activities! As we get more active, Dr. Carey Clifton says it's important to make sure we're taking care of our feet and ankles with a good pair of shoes. These easy tips will have you ready to go in no time!
Could managing stress now prevent health conditions later? Dr. Love shares some insight on how you can stay healthy and stress-free
Certified Nurse Midwife Jimi Aucoin shares her thoughts on motherhood, and reminds everyone to spend time with those who matter most.
Chronic pain can get worse with changes in our daily routine. But when is it time to see a doctor about it? And can they actually help? Dr. Brandon Hicks is here to give you a little hope - relief is possible!
In Louisiana, Spring allergies are a force to be reckoned with. Thankfully, there's some easy steps you can take to fight back against the pollen.
'Cancer' is a scary word.
But Dr. Jay Brooks is hoping to make the conversation about it a little bit easier
If you aren't prepared, Daylight Savings can wreak havoc on your sleep schedule! Well, Dr. Lee Montgomery has has advice to help you get the best sleep possible.
It's never too early to think about your heart health. Dr. Pavan Malur of Cardiology shares what you should do and shouldn't do to create a happy, healthy heart.
Making time to go to the doctor can be difficult, but new technology is making it easier than ever! Within minutes, you can be chatting with a doctor live on your smartphone, making it possible for even the busiest person to get a diagnosis.
Brrr! You haven't even stepped outside yet and your already know it's a chilly day -- not because you checked the weather, but because your joints are sore. Well, it's true, cold or rainy weather may affect your weak joints. Here's what Dr. Jeremy Burnham, Medical Director of Sports Medicine, says you can do to relieve those aches and pains.
For you, starting off the new year may mean practicing new healthy habits. And Dr. Kate Freeman, Ochsner's Primary Care & Palliative Medicine physician, knows that sticking to those New Year's resolutions can be tough. So, Dr. Freeman offers a few helpful bits of advice for your new year, new you attitude.