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Area man gets new procedure for high blood pressure
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Fri,02/16/24-9:42AM , 1,144 Reads
Buzzard Roost’s own Allen Edwards made history last year as one of the first people nationwide to have a new procedure to treat high blood pressure.
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On Dec. 18, NMHS doctors administered the first medications that were compounded in ODP’s new Shortage Response Pharmacy on Demand. Representatives included Shane Spees, NMHS President and Chief Executive Officer; Dr. Jeremy Blanchard, NMHS Chief Medical Officer; Wes Pitts, NMHS System Director of Pharmacy; John Lewin, ODP Chief Medical Officer; Tommy Lupton, ODP Director of Point of Care Pharmacy Services; and Domingo Valpuesta, NMHS Vice President of Pharmacy and Medical Imaging.

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NMHS, ODP launch novel solution to fight drug shortages
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Fri,02/16/24-9:32AM , 603 Reads
North Mississippi Health Services has launched a novel solution to drug shortages by transforming how the hospital gets medicine.
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Randee and Bubba Jernigan

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Jernigan honored with statewide volunteer award
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Fri,02/09/24-12:12PM , 954 Reads
Randee Jernigan was named as the most recent Jim Warren Volunteer of the Year 2023 for USTA Mississippi, which is the highest award given to someone giving their time and resources to the sport of tennis.

This comes on the heels of her being awarded the Junior Local League Coordinator of the Year in 2022.
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Two indicted on unrelated charges
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Thu,02/08/24-3:12PM , 555 Reads
Two Ackerman men have been indicted on unrelated charges. Both men went before Judge Devo Lancaster on Thursday, Feb. 1 in Choctaw County Circuit Court.

Kirsten Kent was indicted on a count of aggravated cruelty to a domesticated dog and a count of aggravated assault.
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