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Get The Facts on the Vax: Ask Dr. Hebert: COVID-19 questions asked on Friday, May 21 Updated: 6:52 AM CDT May 24, 2021 WDSU Digital Team Share Updated: 6:52 AM CDT May 24, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript THAT WORK IS EXPECTED TO RESUME IN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS. TO SEE THAT LLFU STATEMENT HEAD TO WDSU.COM. RANDI: WE KNOW MANY OF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE COVID-19 VACCINE. THAT IS WHY WDSU IS DEDICATED TO GET YOU THE FACTS ON THE B VACCINE. HERE’S SULA KIM WITH ONE OF THOSE VIEWER QUESTIONS. >> HENRY HAS A QUESTION YOU CAN RETELA TO AS YOU GET BACTOK...
New Orleans physicians are holding a press conference Monday to address a blood inventory shortage and are encouraging residents to donate blood.
Some surgeries, organ transplants delayed due to blood shortage With schools out, plenty of bad weather recently and people looking to get surgeries and procedures done that they've put off during the pandemic, the need is high. Author: Meg Farris (WWL) Updated: 5:52 PM CDT May 24, 2021 NEW ORLEANS — The Blood Center and local doctors are asking for urgent help. They say with schools out, and the recent stretch of stormy weather, there's a severe blood shortage. On top of that, people are now having the surgery they postponed during the pandemic, and that all...
For the entire week of May 17, WDSU's Medical Editor Dr. Corey Hebert is answering your questions regarding COVID-19 and the three vaccines currently given emergency approval by the FDA.