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How Caring for Her Father Helped Save Her Own Life

Posted October 24, 2025

How Caring for Her Father Helped Save Her Own Life Laurel native, Faye Jackson, has taken care of other people for most of her life. After many years of service as a nurse at Ellisville State School, she continued her calling at home, providing loving care for her daughter, who had a heart condition, and […]

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April 07 2019

City of Laurel Declares April 7-13, 2019 as National Volunteer Week

The City of Laurel has joined other cities across the nation in recognizing the vital role volunteers play in the community. Mayor Johnny Magee expressed his gratitude to the dedicated citizens on Tuesday, April 2 by declaring April 7 – 13, 2019, as National Volunteer Week. He signed the proclamation for South Central Regional Medical […]

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April 03 2019

Varicose Veins Can Lead to Significant Leg Pain | Free Screening April 11th

Varicose Veins Can Lead to Significant Leg Pain Treatment can be life changing. Free Community Screening on April 11th Chronic venous disease of the legs is very common. Approximately half of the U.S. population has venous disease — 50 to 55 percent of women and 40 to 45 percent of men. Of these, 20 to […]

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April 01 2019

SCRMC HealthBreak | Importance of Annual Check-Ups

What’s the old saying? An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and I think that’s true. The important things are to know four numbers; your blood sugar, your blood cholesterol, your BMI, or body mass index, and your blood pressure. Because those four points can determine if other things need to be […]

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March 26 2019

Vitalant Blood Drive | April 2-4

South Central Regional Medical Center is hosting a Community Blood Drive with Vitalant. The Blood Drive will be held April 2nd – April 4th at various SCRMC locations. To reserve an appointment time, please call 601-426-4704 or visit vitalant.org and use sponsor code: scrmc.

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March 25 2019

SCRMC HealthBreak | Hip Replacement Testimonial – Ford

Brad Ford, a pastor at Corinth Church and hip replacement surgery patient, was one who was very well able to articulate his difficulties with his activities of daily life. He was having a hard time putting his shoes and socks on. Charles Black, an Orthopaedic Surgeon at South Central Regional Medical Center, drew pictures on […]

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March 18 2019

SCRMC HealthBreak | Hip Replacement Surgery

One of the interesting points that hip patients always make is how much it was hurting before, and how much better they feel after the surgery. Charles Black, an Orthopaedic Surgeon at South Central Regional Medical Center, states that one of the easy things to know if you have hip pain or not, is very […]

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March 12 2019

SCRMC HealthBreak | Art of Healing

Make plans now to attend the 11th Annual Art of Healing on Saturday, March 23rd at The Gables in Laurel. The event starts at 7 p.m. Tickets are $45 and can be purchased online at scrmc.com. The event features a live and silent auction, food, a cash bar and live music by Dr. Zarr’s Amazing […]

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March 11 2019

SCRMC HealthBreak | Art of Healing

Make plans now to attend the 11th Annual Art of Healing on Saturday March 23rd at The Gables in Laurel. The event starts at 7 pm. Tickets are $45 and can be purchased on line at scrmc.com. The event features a live and silent auction, food, a cash bar, and live music by Dr. Zarr’s […]

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March 04 2019

SCRMC HealthBreak | Sports Performance+ Program Update

The sports performance program at South Central is a comprehensive program where the staff works with young athletes to professional athletes. Participants range from early as age eight to professional athletes. Derrick Burgess, an Orthopaedic Surgeon and Fellowship Trained Sports Medicine Specialist with South Central Orthopaedics, states, “At any time, you might have a group […]

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February 28 2019

Gulshan Oberoi, MD, to Educate Community on Diabetes Tuesday, March 12th at 1 p.m. at South Central Place in Laurel

Diabetes can increase your risk for many health conditions, including stroke. In general, people with diabetes are 1.5 times more likely to have a stroke than people without diabetes. Living with diabetes can lead to major complications within a person’s body. If unattended, a person’s life can completely change. However, with help, diabetes is a […]

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