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Governor Reeves Announces New Developments in Joint SCRMC Press Conference

Posted September 5, 2024

Governor Tate Reeves joined SCRMC for a well-attended press conference where an array of exciting new developments at SCRMC were announced. Among these included institutional approval from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education on SCRMC becoming a designated site for physician residency programs, the network-wide Epic transition – creating approximately 60 new jobs – […]

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March 27 2018

United Blood Services Blood Drive | April 2-5

SCRMC will host a United Blood Services Blood Drive April 2nd – April 5th at SCRMC Facilities. Please pre-register your appointment donation time online at bloodhero.com (Sponsor Code: SCRMC) or contact Bonnie Smith at 601-426-4704.

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March 26 2018

SCRMC HealthBreak | Men’s Depression

Depression is a normal human reaction to a stressful event, and it can include a feeling of being overwhelmed, irritable, and hopeless. Brett Catrer, a therapist at South Central Behavioral Health Services says that these feelings can be exceptionally hard to handle. Brett says that one of the reasons men struggle with depression is that […]

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March 19 2018

SCRMC HealthBreak | Art of Healing

Join South Central Regional Medical Center for the 10th annual Art of Healing on Saturday, March 24th at the Gables in Laurel. The event will begin at 7:00 P.M. and will feature a silent auction, a live auction, a large array of food, beverages, music by Doctor Zarr’s Amazing Funk Monster, and much more. The […]

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March 12 2018

SCRMC HealthBreak | Fibroscan

Mississippi has one of the highest incidences of fatty liver disease in the country. The main causes for which are obesity and alcohol consumption. Dr. Ezzell at South Central Gastroenterology says that fatty liver disease often offers no noticeable symptoms. That is why you should talk to your primary care provider about fatty liver disease […]

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March 05 2018

SCRMC HealthBreak | Fatty Liver Disease

Today in America, almost twenty-five percent of people are living with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, a medical condition associated with obesity that can eventually lead to other conditions and even liver failure. Dr. Stephen Johnson, a board-certified Gastroenterologist at South Central Gastroenterology explains that some people with fatty liver disease can have organ failure and […]

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February 26 2018

SCRMC | Colonoscopy  

A colonoscopy screening is the most effective way to find colorectal cancer. Dr. Stephen Johnson at South Central gastroenterology explains the goals of a colonoscopy. They try to find early colon cancers and precursors for the development of colorectal cancer called polyps.  The goal during a colonoscopy is to get rid of any polyps. Colorectal […]

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February 19 2018

SCRMC HealthBreak | Articular Cartilage Disorders and Treatment

Articular cartilage is the smooth, white tissue that covers the ends of bones where they come together to form joints. Dr. Derrick L. Burgess, at South Central Orthopaedics, explains articular cartilage, “It has no blood supply, has no nerves in it, and is very slippery. It helps decrease the friction in between the bones and […]

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February 12 2018

SCRMC Healthbreak | Shoulder Pain

Many people suffer from shoulder pain that if addressed by a physician can be alleviated. Dr. Richard O’Keeffe, Jr. at South Central Orthopaedics says there are many scenarios in which people should see a doctor for their shoulder pain. Fortunately, there are a variety of treatment options. “The shoulder is an interesting joint. It depends […]

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February 07 2018

Community Health Luncheon | March 2nd

Lunch and Learn: Colorectal Cancer Awareness with Stephen Johnson, DO, of South Central Gastroenterology Friday, March 2nd at 12 p.m. at South Central Place During 2017, colorectal cancer caused over 50,000 deaths. Because colon cancer can be caught early, there are now more than 1 million survivors of colorectal cancer in the United States. If […]

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February 07 2018

Free Vein Screening | March 1st

Varicose Veins: A Painful Condition That’s Not Just Cosmetic Free Community Screening on Thursday, March 1st Nature has a sense of humor; while our hair becomes white, our legs become more colorful. It often begins with clusters of bright blue or red spider veins. But no one is laughing when purple, rope-like veins twist down our legs. Varicose […]

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