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Sports Director at KOTV in Tulsa.
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Balanced Component and Whole-Blood Transfusion Practices in US Trauma Centers

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By Pawan Acharya, Russell Griffin, Molly P. Jarman, Chandler A. Annesi, Jan Jansen, Jeffrey Kerby, John Holcomb Verified, Zain G. Hashmi
| JAMA Network Verified
Supplement 1. eFigure 1. Patient Selection and Final Analytic Cohort Derivation eFigure 2. Blood Product Composition Among Patients Meeting the Optimal and Permissive Balanced Transfusion Definitions, 2018–2024 eTable 1. Study Definitions Used for Classification of Balanced and Whole Blood Transfusion eTable 2. Distribution of Balanced Transfusion Classification Categories by Study Year eTable 3.
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Georgia Cotton and Peanut Crops Push Through Unpredictable Season

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By John Holcomb Verified, Neal Burnette-Irwin
| RFD-TV Verified
MIDVILLE, Ga. (Farm Monitor) — Georgia growers are navigating another unpredictable season after shifting weather conditions created challenges for several crops. Farmers and experts at the Midville Field Day told the Farm Monitor that cotton went from extremely dry conditions early in the season to heavy rainfall that disrupted planting. Despite the difficult start, the crop is generally looking good.
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5 most important Oklahoma State football players for the 2026 season

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By John Holcomb Verified
| KWTV-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
STILLWATER, Okla. - Oklahoma State fans have spent the offseason hearing about a dramatically different Cowboys roster. Now they’re about to see it in action. Four of the five players on our list of Oklahoma State’s most important players for 2026 are newcomers, illustrating just how much has changed in Stillwater. These aren’t necessarily the five best players on the roster. They’re five players whose performances could be especially important to the Cowboys’ success. Here is the countdown.
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