We've got great ideas for fun ways to celebrate the 4th in your own backyard. We've also got safety tips if you're planning on lighting your own fireworks -- but remember, check your city's laws to make sure this is legal first.
If you're disappointed that your community's annual 4th of July celebration has been canceled, we've got some ideas to spark your creativity. You can still enjoy fun, family and friends with these ideas.
Don't be an emergency room statistic this 4th of July!
Follow these tips from Ochsner's Emergency Department medical director, and you'll be a lot safer if you plan on shooting off your own fireworks.
Blueberry cobbler is the perfect dessert for 4th of July, but the traditional version packs in a lot of gluten. Registered Dietitian Molly Kimball has a gluten-free version that's still delicious.
Katherine Baumgarten, MD, Ochsner's medical director of infection control and prevention, has good advice, whether you're swimming in a pool, lake or ocean.
Whether you're planning on traveling by plane or car and whether you're staying in a hotel room, campground or with friends, our infectious disease experts have special precautions you should know.
A backyard barbecue for your family is a great way to celebrate the Fourth, but don't ruin it with careless use of your grill! Granville Morse, system chair for urgent care at Ochsner, has these safety tips.
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