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Ochsner Health is making policy changes that will not only affect its employees but their spouses as well.

Michael Stevenson lost his father to COVIC-19 in April and yet refused to take the COVID-19 vaccine because he thought the vaccine allowed the federal government to track those who took it. Two months later and now Michael is dead too.

As more and more events are postponed more and more people are pointing a finger at Louisiana's unvaccinated.

Dr. Henry Barham, a rhinologist at Baton Rouge General is looking for participants between the ages 18 and 65 for clinical trials.

The event will be held from 4 to 8 p.m.

Scott Roe was interviewed by CBS News. He said he would go through it again before he'd take the vaccine.

Ten prizes will be given away as part of the University of Louisiana Lafayette's incentive program.

Nearly half of all Louisiana adults have received at least one COVID shot, 49.5% to be more precise.

The governor’s full list of 28 total jettisoned bills gives lawmakers more reasons they might want to return for a veto session that could begin July 20.

The CDC is currently investigating 300 teens and adolescents who have developed a rare heart problem after getting the COVID-19 vaccine.

Hospitalizations and case counts are down but what the future might hold in the fight against COVID is what concerns state health officials the most.

SLCC says they will also not be requiring the vaccine.

Blackwell took the Johnson and Johnson COVID 19 vaccine on March 30, two days later she was on her bathroom floor unresponsive.

Starting today, the King Center will operate as a COVID-19 vaccination site for Ochsner Lafayette General.

COVID-19 vaccinations are on the rise, but there are still a lot of people who are genuinely undecided about getting the shot.

A quarter of Louisianans have received at least one vaccine dose so far, good for only 40th in the country per capita.

Governor John Bel Edwards made it official on Tuesday: anyone 16 to 64 with one or more health conditions defined by the CDC are now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

The New Orleans Roman Catholic Archdiocese called the Johnson and Johnson COVID vaccine’s ethics into question, saying it uses “morally compromised” abortion-derived cell lines.

The vaccines can lead to enlarged lymph nodes that might show up in your mammogram screening.

Gov. Edwards has received his first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. Edwards also says he’s maintaining Louisiana’s current coronavirus restrictions and statewide mask mandate through March 3.