The Mississippi Medical Association, which endorsed Gov. Tate Reeves, has argued for something Reeves has refused: Medicaid expansion.
by Bobby Harrison, Mississippi TodayMississippi Medical Association has not always been out front on state’s health care issues by Bobby Harrison, Mississippi Today September 24, 2023 In 2002, during the 83-day special session, the longest in state history, members of the Mississippi Medical Association were out in full force in favor of legislation to provide health care providers more protection from lawsuits.
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