Body Articles

A New Lease on Life: Larry’s Journey Through Esophageal Cancer Surgery 

At 80 years old, Larry Boudreaux thought he had his health figured out. So when he began feeling unusually tired, the Thibodaux native assumed it was related to his diabetes. But within weeks, he started having trouble swallowing, the first sign that something more...

Chat GPT and Your Health: How to Use AI Wisely

Artificial intelligence is changing how we search, learn and even care for ourselves. From ChatGPT to Co-Pilot, AI tools are becoming our go-to for quick health answers. But how do you know what to trust?  Nearly half of U.S. adults now say they’ve used AI tools like...

Hope for Families Facing Epilepsy

Epilepsy is far more common than many people realize, affecting one in 26 people during their lifetime.   In Louisiana, more than 55,000 children and adults live with epilepsy. For families, the challenges go beyond seizures. As pediatric neurologist Yash Shah, MD,...

Holiday Fun Can Start in the Kitchen

Thanksgiving isn’t just about the meal — it’s about the moments made while preparing it. Getting kids involved in the kitchen helps them feel proud of what they create, teaches valuable cooking skills and makes the day more meaningful for everyone. These easy,...