I endorse President @realDonaldTrump‘s action—and @LAGovJeffLandry’s support—to strengthen informed consent, parental rights, scientific transparency, and individualized medical decision-making in childhood immunization policy.
Families deserve complete information, meaningful choices, and the opportunity to make thoughtful decisions with a trusted healthcare professional. Continued evaluation of vaccine safety, timing, sequencing, and risk-benefit profiles, that is grounded in rigorous science and transparent data, can strengthen both patient autonomy and public trust.
Louisiana Surgeon General Dr. Griffin met with Governor Landry @LAGovJeffLandry, Dr. Robert Malone @RWMaloneMD, and leaders from Pennington Biomedical Research Center to discuss how research and innovation can improve health outcomes for Louisianans and address chronic disease and prevention.
Senator Patrick McMath @McmathPat introduced Louisiana Surgeon General Dr. Evelyn Griffin today before the Senate Health & Welfare Committee.
The Office of the Surgeon General continues to work with state leaders to advance prevention efforts, strengthen research, and improve health outcomes for Louisiana residents.
The Louisiana Office of the Surgeon General is proud to welcome Dr. Sean Troxclair as Deputy Surgeon General. Dr. Troxclair brings a strong commitment to championing informed consent, the doctor-patient relationship, and whole-person health.
Yesterday, Surgeon General Dr. Griffin visited the Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s AgriAquaculture Center of Excellence in Jefferson Parish to explore how innovative food systems can strengthen and support communities across our state.
At LDH, we’re committed to building a healthier Louisiana by improving access to nutritious foods, supporting community-driven solutions, and encouraging healthy choices for every resident.
Women deserve access to care, information, and support right where they are.
At Congressman Troy Carter's Curbside Resource Fair in Reserve, our team connected with women in the community to share health resources, answer questions, and provide support for every stage of life.
The Louisiana Office of the Surgeon General is proud to welcome Dr. Jordan Losavio as the Assistant Secretary for the Office on Women’s Health and Community Health. With a Ph.D. in Nutrition and Food Sciences and a B.S. in Chemical Engineering, Dr. Losavio brings a unique multidisciplinary background.
I was honored to tour LSU Health Lallie Kemp Medical Center in Independence, where dedicated teams provide vital cancer care. I met chemotherapy patients whose courage is truly inspiring.
Grateful for the vital work happening here!
Even though the holidays can feel hectic and overwhelming, they also offer a wonderful opportunity to strengthen and grow the community around you. Meaningful relationships can carry you into the new year—through challenges as well as wins. Time spent together, especially sharing laughter and hugs, not only feeds the soul but also supports overall health and well-being.
Happy holidays!
#FaithAndFamily #ByLouisianansForLouisianans #FearlessAndResilient
See the links below for research that highlights the powerful benefits of connection:
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Louisiana providers are at the forefront of an exciting new approach to support children with autism. Leucovorin (folinic acid), a low-cost, well-tolerated medication, shows promise for children with autism who have cerebral folate deficiency (CFD), with studies indicating improvements in speech, language, and social connection.
Dr. Steven Felix, a board-certified Developmental Pediatrician, and other Louisiana clinicians are collaborating with the Office of the Surgeon General to educate and mentor community physicians, sharing their experiences and success stories to help expand access to this promising therapy statewide.
We’re working hard to find ways to improve the lives of our children. I’m thankful for President Trump and Secretary Kennedy’s leadership in finding alternative treatment options for our kids.
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We absolutely need reforms to address the catastrophic rise in autism rates. It is essential for safeguarding the health of our children and deserves full endorsement.
Thank you President @realDonaldTrump and @SecKennedy for your leadership and a common sense approach. Climbing autism rates represent an existential threat to our Nation.
- Conduct better, high-power studies on autism and linkage to Tylenol.
- Recommend Tylenol only when absolutely necessary in pregnancy and childhood.
- Manufacture singleton vaccines as an alternative to combinations.
- Replace aluminum and mercury-based vaccine adjuvants.
- Stop birth dose of Hep B vaccine unless the mother has the disease. A real no-brainer.
- LISTEN to mothers.
Doing the same thing over and over while expecting a different result represents the definition of insanity. It is high time we do something different.
It was an absolute honor to have @SecKennedy join us in Louisiana as @LAGovJeffLandry signed SB14 into law.
We're proud that Louisiana is playing a leading role in setting a national standard for health and nutrition by banning artificial dyes and harmful preservatives in school meals, promoting local sourcing, requiring nutrition education for physicians, and mandating ingredient disclosures from food manufacturers and restaurants.
With unanimous support from both the House and Senate, this bipartisan legislation exemplifies a united commitment to #MakeLouisianaHealthy for our children and their future.
Concerns about vaccines are not mere suspicion but stem from critical analysis of real issues such as historical instances of adverse events, the growing childhood vaccine schedule, the lack of long-term studies comparing health outcomes in vaccinated versus unvaccinated populations and the accelerated approval of certain vaccines with limited safety data.
Given that vaccines approved for the childhood schedule grant manufacturers immunity from liability, ACIP committee members bear a critical responsibility to rigorously evaluate vaccine safety and efficacy, ensuring only those with robust evidence of benefit and minimal risk are recommended, as their decisions directly impact public health and trust.
Let’s give @SecKennedy a chance to restore credibility in our federal healthcare institutions by breaking the cycle of corporate capture.
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Removing COVID vaccination from the CDC vaccine schedule for healthy children and healthy pregnant women was a giant leap forward. It’s the true definition of good sense and good science. A huge thanks to HHS @SecKennedy, FDA Commissioner @MartyMakary, and NIH Director @DrJBhattacharya.
Please share! This is leadership! Speaking directly to the public about critical issues and the actions needed to make Louisiana and America healthy again. Thank you Dr. Coleman!
In the United States, and in Louisiana, we spend a significant amount of time and resources to take better care of people after they are already sick. Relatively little energy has historically been devoted to answering the questions surrounding why, as a population, we are sick in the first place.
SB 14 represents a unique opportunity to protect our children, who cannot chose for themselves, and provide better information for adults who can.
Thank you, @McmathPat, for bringing this bill forward. We offer our full support and hope it's the first of many. We look forward to seeing Louisiana take a leading role in the movement to Make America Healthy Again.
I’ve practiced medicine in Louisiana for almost 30 years, and I’ve cared for countless patients of all ages and from all walks of life, which is the true definition of practicing family medicine.
To question my credentials is to question my character and integrity.