#Louisiana

“Why would you take something that’s out here helping the community? I can’t understand it.”

The subscription-based model is the first of its kind.

Three lawsuits allege prison officials denied them treatment for more than a year, despite serious illness.

Louisiana health officials are adopting the country’s first subscription model for hep C cures.

This is the 15th state to declare one this year.

The idea is being referred to as a “subscription-based” model.

Invoking a 100-year-old law that was implemented to serve folks in a time of crisis.

The state’s health secretary considers a radical plan to get the U.S. government to step in and override HCV patent protections.

Medication for hepatitis C and sickle-cell anemia that would have helped the prisoner survive was allegedly repeatedly denied to him.

Albert Woodfox’s lawyers will continue to challenge Louisiana’s right to hold him, arguing he urgently needs medical care at a proper facility...

Getting Obamacare passed and up and running was just the first round in the struggle to bring universal health care to people living with...

Former Price Is Right television host Bob Barker donated $ 500,000 to rescue and build a new habitat for five HIV- and hepatitis-infected chim...

Two Louisiana residents died of a rare brain infection after they used tap water instead of boiled or bottled water in neti pots.