In the first episode of the Health Half Hour series, MarshallRamsey, a melanoma survivor himself, sat down with Lt. Gov. DelbertHosemann to talk about his recent melanoma diagnosis and successful surgery. Watch the episode now.
by Marshall Ramsey, Mississippi Today June 1, 2022 https://youtu.be/297sU8e3Cwg In the first episode of the Health Half Hour series, Marshall Ramsey, a melanoma survivor himself, sat down with Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann to talk about his recent melanoma diagnosis and successful surgery.
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