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BRG Hospital Locations Remain Open, ... News
BATON ROUGE, La. – All Baton Rouge General (BRG) hospital campuses – Bluebonnet, Mid City and Ascension – will remain open during Hurricane Ida. BRG ...
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Baton Rouge General Opens High-Risk ... Cancer, Diseases & Conditions, News, Mid City, Breast Care
BATON ROUGE, La. -- Baton Rouge General (BRG) has opened a High-Risk Breast Clinic at its Mid City campus, providing specialized care to women at risk ...
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Can COVID-19 Cause Erectile Dysfunc ... Coronavirus
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a problem most men will experience during their life. In the United States alone, about 30 million men have experienced ...
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Unvaccinated are Twice as Likely to ... Coronavirus
Many people have put off the COVID-19 vaccination because they’ve already had the virus and are relying on natural immunity to keep them protected. ...
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5 Ways this COVID Surge is Differen ... Coronavirus
1. Vaccines are available. By May 1, every state had opened up the vaccine to those 16 and older. With healthcare workers getting the first ...
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What is a monoclonal antibody ... Coronavirus
You may have heard about monoclonal antibody infusions, but what are they, who qualifies for them and how can they help you if you are diagnosed with ...
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Ascension Health Matters - August 2 ... Ascension Health Matters
COVID at Baton Rouge General Here is a recent snapshot of what is happening here at Baton Rouge General. Follow along on our Facebook, Instagram and ...
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Mid City Matters - August 2021 Mid City Matters
Help Is Here! With COVID cases on the rise in our area, hospitals are seeing the highest number of patients they have seen since April of last year. ...
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Could an Eye Exam Diagnose Long COV ... Coronavirus
It didn’t even have a name yet in the earlier months of the pandemic, but what medical experts now call “long COVID” describes a range of ongoing ...
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