Louisiana has reported more than 20 cases of cyclosporiasis (cy-clo-spo-RYE-uh-sis), the parasitic infection which causes explosive diarrhea. State Epidemiologist Theresa Sokol says if you notice symptoms lasting more than a few days, you should contact a health professional. Sokol says cyclosporiasis can be treated with antibiotics.
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From now on, groups releasing political ads using A-I technology must disclose that fact. That’s due to a bill authored by New Orleans Representative Mandie Landry and signed into law by Governor Jeff Landry. Representative Landry says those who violate the new law face substantial penalties when it takes effect on August 1st.
New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno asks for a face-to-face meeting with Governor Landry after exchanging letters and social media posts about the city’s finances. Landry has accused the city of treating Louisiana as an ATM. Moreno responded by saying she’s more than happy to discuss the city’s finances in person.
Thanks to a grant from the Louisiana Department of Health, up to six physician assistant students at LSU Health Shreveport will receive scholarships in exchange for a two to three year commitment at participating rural hospitals upon graduation. Dr. Sharon Dunn, the dean of the School of Health Professions and Sciences, says it’s a win for everyone involved.