State Sen. Hob Bryan, chairman of the Senate Public Health Committee, joins Mississippi Today's Adam Ganucheau and Bobby Harrison to discuss the state's growing hospital crisis.
by Adam Ganucheau and Bobby Harrison, Mississippi Today November 21, 2022 State Sen. Hob Bryan, chairman of the Senate Public Health Committee, joins Mississippi Today's Adam Ganucheau and Bobby Harrison to discuss the state's growing hospital crisis. Bryan's committee is hosting a hearing to discuss potential long-term solutions.
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