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LSU Health New OrleansDisasters on MedlinePlus.gov
MedlinePlus has added a disasters category to its Health & Wellness section. Check out Hurricanes.
Jennifer Lloyd
Take our Elevator, Please.
On Monday, July 7th, the Library stairwell will be blocked by the construction crew. They will be taking out the large glass panels and replacing them with a wall. The work should last approximately 3 days. The Library elevator is available to travel between floors.
New Dental Library Hours!
The Dental Library expanded their hours this week. The Dental Library is open on Sundays once again; it also now has evening hours until 10 p.m. Monday – Thursday.
Library Newsletter Summer Issue Available!
The latest issue of the Library?óÔé¼Ôäós Newsletter has been released. Archives of the newsletter are also available from 1998 to the present.
New RSS Feed on Webpage
We switched RSS feeds this morning. Our old one started using adverstising, so we’re trying a new widget. Let us know how you like it.
Hometown Health Fair
Free blood pressure, HIV, depression and other screenings will be available to the public on Saturday, June 21st at the Wal-Mart at 1901 Tchoupitoulas. This the last stop for the Hometown Health Fair which has been sponsored by the Delta Regional Authority. Participants may enroll in the Healthy Delta Initiative. Local healthcare providers have been recruited to participate. Are you one of them?
LSU Hospital – One Step Closer
In case you haven’t heard, the proposed LSUHSC teaching hospital is one step closer to being built. The governor’s office officially announced yesterday that it is backing a proposal for a 424 bed facility in downtown New Orleans.
Hurricane Season: Be Prepared
A selected list of hurricane preparedness websites has been assembled by Mary L. Marix, Reference Librarian. Check it out and be prepared.
Go Ahead and Have Another Cup of Coffee
“Drinking up to six cups a day of caffeinated or decaffeinated coffee daily won’t shorten your life span, a new study by Esther Lopez-Garcia shows.” The study is published in today’s issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine.
PayPaw
PayPaw services will be shut down again this morning; the system is “experiencing difficulty.” *Edit 9:54 a.m.* And PayPaw is back up.
Fancy TVs & the Library Commons
As you may have noticed, the Digital Signage big screen TVs around campus came to life last week. The Library Commons renovation is a featured animation right now.
PayPaw ReBooting
PayPaw services have required a reboot. The system should be back online momentarily.
Expanded Wireless Coverage in the Ische Library
The wireless service on the 4th & 5th floors of the Isché Library has been upgraded. There are now 4 access points on each of these floors. The upgrade to the 3rd floor will be completed after the construction work on the Library Commons is completed.
Hurricane Preparedness
Just in case anyone missed the Chancellor’s email, the University’s Weather Related Emergencies Plan is available on the Web. Hurricane season started on June 1.
Library Construction Maze
A temporary wall has been constructed that blocks the old Isché Library entrance. The new way to get into the Library is to take elevators 1 or 2 and then follow the construction path around the stairwell and into the Library.