Every year, hundreds of thousands of people worldwide survive the sudden rupture of a brain aneurysm, only to face an anxious question that has haunted neurologists for decades: should they be given powerful antiseizure drugs to prevent seizures that may never come?
Every year, hundreds of thousands of people worldwide survive the sudden rupture of a brain aneurysm, only to face an anxious question that has haunted neurologists for decades: should they be given powerful antiseizure drugs to prevent seizures that may never come?
Fifty-three organizations across 44 rural Tennessee counties are splitting a $206.9 million pot of federal money meant to shore up healthcare that has been eroding for years in small towns from the Cumberland Plateau to the Smokies.
What happens when a routine day of casting a line turns into an ocular emergency?
After months of high temperatures, people living in the Mid-South may feel like their bodies have gotten used to the heat.
Welcoming a new baby is often celebrated as the happiest time in a family’s life, but for many new mothers, the reality is a silent, overwhelming struggle.
Heart problems can make everything else stop. Whether it is chest pain that will not go away, a racing heartbeat, high blood pressure or another concern, patients often find themselves asking the same question: What happens next?
Ochsner Lafayette General Medical Center has announced Dr. Amanda Logue as its new chief executive officer, effective Sept. 6.
