Ruling adds religious exemption for vaccines - Mississippi Today
The ruling means parents in Mississippi can now opt out of vaccinating their children based on their religious beliefs.
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Feds rescind designation of Holly Springs hospital
It's unclear how the hospital will move forward. The conversion to REH is intended to be a lifeline for struggling hospitals
Source: mississippitoday.org
MSDH says UMMC could host burn center
Both UMMC and Baptist have submitted applications to be designated as a burn center. The State Health Department must deem them qualified.
United States Mississippi Baptist Medical Center University Of Mississippi Medical Center Kayleigh Skinner Peter Arnold Briggs Hopson
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Mississippi Today and Millsaps to host health care panel
Mississippi Today and Millsaps College will host panel discussion on "Inequities in the Healthcare System" on Thursday, April 6 at 6 pm.
University Of Mississippi Medical Center United States Millsaps College Devna Bose Alan Penman Kayleigh Skinner
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Health agency will choose state's next burn center, Legislature says
Mississippi has been without a designated burn center since Merit Health Central closed its center in the fall of last year.
Mississippi Baptist Medical Center United States University Of Mississippi Medical Center Delbert Hosemann Kayleigh Skinner Devna Bose
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'Feels like freedom.' What National Coming Out Day means to the LGBTQ+ community | State & Regional
National Coming Out Day, celebrated on Oct. 11 this year, is meant to recognize the complicated rite of passage many LGBTQ+ people experience in their lifetime: ”coming out” about their
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Mecklenburg commissioners vote on CMS funding next week. Here's what to expect.
May 27—County leaders this week endorsed a funding strategy for Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools that's split the community since early May, spawning a series of fiery meetings and public hearings that led to no compromise. The school district typically receives one-third of its $1.7 billion budget from Mecklenburg County. But county leaders, displeased with persistently poor outcomes and low ...
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