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jacksonadvocateonline.com
Revolutionary technology saves one life every three days
JANS – One life is saved every three days, and nearly 30,000 dinner table conversations have been made possible over the last three years at FMOL Health following implementation of the IntelliSep early detection sepsis technology and a game-changing new approach to sepsis care. “The outcomes we are seeing...
labdesignnews.com
Mayo Clinic Labs Expands to Mississippi Logistics Hub
Editor's Note: Clinical laboratory site selection is shifting toward cold-chain infrastructure and air freight proximity over traditional campus co-location. Mayo Clinic Laboratories’ $30 million facility in Southaven, MS—anchored near the FedEx World Hub—exemplifies how logistical velocity is redefining reference lab footprint strategy, adaptive reuse timetables, and high-throughput operational zoning.
theclintoncourier.net
Ground broken at Rising Spring for medical office building
Things are going vertical at Rising Spring. An August 26 groundbreaking ceremony for Baptist Medical Group’s new facility signaled the start of construction for the first business at the 54-acre mixed-used development near Mississippi Christian University. “This is a really exciting day for Clinton residents,” said Brad Beattie, Chief...
vicksburgnews.com
Dr. Danielle Nelson joins Merit Health River Region Pediatric Clinic
VICKSBURG, Miss. (VDN) — Merit Health River Region has welcomed Dr. Danielle S. Nelson to its Pediatric Clinic, where she is now accepting new patients. Nelson provides pediatric care for children from birth through age 18, focusing on compassionate, personalized treatment and supporting families throughout each stage of a child’s growth and development.
Bossip
Jackson, MS Residents Not Legally Protected From Poisonous Water Supply [Op-Ed]
Residents in Jackson, Mississippi, a city that is roughly 82% Black, have been grappling with an ongoing water crisis — a public health crisis caused by infrastructure neglect, severe weather, and a deteriorating water system — since the near-collapse of its water treatment plant in 2022. This month, the U.S. court system responded to the issue the same way America has always responded to Black people in crisis: by telling them they don’t have the right to live.
WATN Local Memphis
Former St. Francis Hospital patients celebrate recovery milestones at patient rehab reunion
1053rnb.com
Jackson Residents Not Legally Protected From Poisonous Water Supply [Op-Ed]
Residents in Jackson, Mississippi, a city that is roughly 82% Black, have been grappling with an ongoing water crisis — a public health crisis caused by infrastructure neglect, severe weather, and a deteriorating water system — since the near-collapse of its water treatment plant in 2022. This month, the U.S. court system responded to the issue the same way America has always responded to Black people in crisis: by telling them they don’t have the right to live.
WJTV 12
Mississippi receives $104M for rural healthcare
WLBT
Free expungement clinic in Jackson launches Clean Slate Mississippi
93.1 WZAK
Jackson Residents Not Legally Protected From Poisonous Water Supply [Op-Ed]
Residents in Jackson, Mississippi, a city that is roughly 82% Black, have been grappling with an ongoing water crisis — a public health crisis caused by infrastructure neglect, severe weather, and a deteriorating water system — since the near-collapse of its water treatment plant in 2022. This month, the U.S. court system responded to the issue the same way America has always responded to Black people in crisis: by telling them they don’t have the right to live.