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How Winthrop Rockefeller went from New York wealth to Petit Jean (opens the original)
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Newsreel: After spanning almost a century of eventful life, John D. Rockefeller Sr. dies in his 98th year. Kindliness and simplicity marked the latter years of this American oil magnate. Although the methods of his business career had been regarded as ruthless, the bulk of his fabulous fortune he distributed, and a mere 5 million pounds is the estimate of his private estate at the time of his death. Kellams: We're going back a ways to start this Pryor Center profile. Dixon: Well, we went way bac
Arkansas asks for two-year extension after ARHOME renewal denied (opens the original)
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Arkansas is seeking a two-year reprieve from the federal government after the initial request for Arkansas' Medicaid expansion renewal was verbally denied. This denial could affect more than 200,000 Arkansans. Ozarks at Large's Aiden Dixon has more. Arkansas' Medicaid expansion program, called ARHOME, operates a little differently than standard Medicaid. ARHOME directs Medicaid dollars into privately insuring the beneficiaries of the program. We were actually the first state in the nation to use
UAMS doctor: 1 in 5 Arkansas mothers face postpartum depression, half untreated (opens the original)
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The weeks and months after birth are generally thought of as a time of abundant joy. A new member of the family joining the fold and ushering in an exciting time for parents. But, for a surprising number of mothers, the postpartum period brings with it a host of mental health struggles. Ozarks at Large's Aiden Dixon has more. Postpartum depression, in particular, is especially prevalent in Arkansas. Dr. Shona Ray-Griffith is an associate professor at UAMS and the Ambulatory Director of the Women
UAMS study looks at how pregnant women use medical cannabis (opens the original)
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A 2025 study by the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences seeks to better understand the increasing use of medical cannabis among pregnant women. Interestingly, the goal wasn't to determine the effects of cannabis. Instead, the study fills a different knowledge gap. Ozarks at Large's Aiden Dixon explains. This type of study has existed for a while now, providing us information about substances that present a harm to pregnant women and their babies. But now, researchers have set their sight
Report finds nearly half of Arkansas counties are maternity deserts (opens the original)
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A 2022 report from the March of Dimes shows that nearly half of the counties in Arkansas qualify as maternity care deserts. That term is defined as a county lacking access to birthing hospitals, birth centers and obstetric clinicians like OB-GYNs or midwives. The report finds that 60% of maternity care deserts in the country are in rural counties. Ozarks at Large's Aiden Dixon reports. Dr. William Greenfield has spent years working with mothers in Arkansas as a professor of OB-GYN at UAMS and a
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