Mississippi Legislature (healthcare bills) · February 3, 2026 · Primary source
MS HB 679: Practice of medicine or dentistry; allow persons convicted of certain crimes to practice after license reinstatement.
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What this may mean
Procedural; limited direct operational impact. State licensing proposal on criminal-history standards that did not advance.
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