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Arkansas Surgeon General Greg Bledsoe announced Thursday that he will seek the Republican nomination for Lt. Governor in 2022.
He has served as the state’s surgeon general since 2015 when he was appointed by Gov. Asa Hutchinson. Bledsoe has been one of the governor’s chief advisors through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bledsoe is an emergency room physician and earned his medical degree from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. After a residency at UAMS, he spent five years on the faculty in the Johns Hopkins Department of Emergency Medicine.
“After much prayer and discussion with family and supporters all over the state, I have decided to announce as a candidate for Lt. Governor. I am a physician, not a politician, and I do not see this campaign as a ‘next step’ in a political career. We need fresh ideas and new faces in our Capitol, not a revolving door of the same names and candidates for every office,” Bledsoe tells Talk Bus
Covid pandemic could have been avoided if China told the truth, top doctor says
Experts accuse Chinese authorities of hiding facts about an initial outbreak of coronavirus in Wuhan in an ITV documentary, as the pandemic s death toll tops two million across the world
Dr Yi-Chun Lo, from Taiwan’s Centres for Disease Control, blamed the authorities for hiding facts about an initial outbreak in Wuhan
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Johns Hopkins Expands Gyn/Ob Research, Complex Care with Regional Collaborations
Johns Hopkins Expands Gyn/Ob Research, Complex Care with Regional Collaborations A collaboration between Johns Hopkins Medicine and the Allegheny Health Network includes several women’s health specialties, such as fetal therapy. Pictured: Ahmet Baschat and Jena Miller demonstrate a fetoscope, which is used in fetal laser surgery. (File photo, 2016)
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Collaborations have long been a cornerstone of modern medicine, improving research, training and patient care. For the past two years, says Andrew Satin, director of the Johns Hopkins Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, he and his colleagues have watched such advantages build through their department’s growing connection with Allegheny Health Network (AHN), a 13-hospital academic medical system with facilities in Western Pennsylvania and Western New York. Now, even more physicians, trainees and patients will benefit from Johns Hopkins’ re