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HB 539 helps expecting mothers get care earlier
SUMMARY: A proposed bill in Mississippi, House Bill 539, aims to provide support for staff and students, particularly pregnant women, by allowing Medicaid coverage for doctor visits earlier in their pregnancy. This bill passed the House and is heading to the Senate. Representative Missy McGee, who sponsored the bill, hopes it will help improve the health of expecting mothers and babies in the state. Mississippi currently has high infant and maternal mortality rates, and the proposed bill is seen as a significant step forward in aiding the health of pregnant women and improving outcomes for mothers and babies.
Hattiesburg lawmaker's bill would allow pregnant women in Mississippi to get care sooner under presumed eligibility for Medicaid
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SUMMARY: The Rankin County Sheriff's Office is facing a new federal lawsuit alleging that “goon squad” Deputy Christian Dedmon and others tortured a man with a K-9. The lawsuit, filed on April 30, names Sheriff Bryan Bailey and Dedmon as defendants, among others. The incident occurred in 2021 when Bobbie Adams was allegedly bitten by a K-9 named Voodoo after being arrested for a meth sale. Adams claims he was already handcuffed and not resisting arrest when the dog attacked him, causing punctured wounds and bone dislocation. Adams, who is serving time for the sale of methamphetamines, is seeking justice through this lawsuit.
A man has filed a lawsuit claiming member of the Rankin County Sheriff's Department commanded a K9 to attack him after he was arrested.
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SUMMARY: Master students at MSU Meridian celebrated their achievement at a white coat ceremony for the 2024 class of Masters of physician assistant study students. Parents and supporters applauded as students received their white coats, symbolizing their transition from didactic to clinical training. After 29 months of education, students will graduate and become licensed physician assistants, ready to fill the void in the medical field. They can pursue various specialties, such as emergency medicine, surgery, family medicine, OBGYN, and pediatrics. The graduation ceremony will take place at MSU Meridian's Riley Center, open to all, tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. Congratulations to the students on their hard work and dedication.
MSU White Coat Ceremony
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SUMMARY: The National Association of Letter Carriers hosts the Stamp Out Hunger food drive on the 2nd Saturday of May each year. They ask people to leave a plastic bag of non-perishable items by their mailbox for carriers to collect. Last year, over 2700 pounds of food were collected. The organization hopes to surpass that number this year. Anyone can participate by leaving items by their mailbox on the designated day. If you miss the collection day, you can contact your local post office for further instructions on how to donate. Your support can make a big difference in helping those in need.
NALC Stamp out Hunger
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