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Mississippi University for Women Urges Legislators to Keep the School Open

Mississippi University for Women Urges Legislators to Keep the School Open
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Bam Margera denies relapsing after huge row with fiancee Dannii Marie

Bam Margera has denied relapsing after he was caught on camera having a huge row with his fiancee Dannii Marie last week.

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Mississippi passes quicker pregnancy Medicaid coverage to try to reduce deaths of moms and babies

Mississippi passes quicker pregnancy Medicaid coverage to try to reduce deaths of moms and babies
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Mississippi passes quicker pregnancy Medicaid coverage

The MS Senate approved a House proposal that allows up to 60 days of "presumptive eligibility" for Medicaid, starting July 1.

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Mississippi OKs bill for quicker pregnancy Medicaid coverage to try to reduce deaths of moms, babies

The Mississippi Legislature is sending a bill to the governor that will allow women with low incomes to get Medicaid coverage earlier in pregnancy, in an effort to improve health outcomes for mothers and babies in a state with abysmal rates of maternal and infant mortality.

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