Dr. Christopher Marascalco Cummins, MD, MT (ASCP)

Expert Publications

• Interim report on preventive psychiatry in New South Wales.
• The developmental pattern of homologous and heterologous tRNA methylation in rat brain differential effect of spermidine.
• Regulation of the pentose phosphate pathway in human astrocytes and gliomas.
• Glucose metabolism in human gliomas: correspondence of in situ and in vitro metabolic rates and altered energy metabolism.
• Regulation of hexokinase in cultured gliomas.
• Plasma fibronectin in patients with brain tumors.
• Review of maternal deaths in New South Wales from eclampsia and severe preeclampsia--1961 to 1969.
• Maternal deaths in Australia and in England and Wales.
• D.Obst.R.C.O.G.
• Laevodopa.
• Brain tumors and plasmin inhibitors.
• Regulation of glycogen metabolism in primary and transformed astrocytes in vitro.
• Regulation of glycogenolysis in transformed astrocytes in vitro.
• Effects of time and experience on hippocampal neurochemistry after damage to the CA3 subfield.

Media Releases

Dr. Christopher Marascalco Cummins Offers Integrative Primary and Specialty Care Across Mississippi and West Tennessee

Dr. Christopher Marascalco Cummins, MD, MT (ASCP), is a dedicated family medicine physician serving the Oxford, Mississippi community with a comprehensive, patient-first approach. A graduate of Saba University School of Medicine, Dr. Cummins is widely respected for his integrative style of care that emphasizes not only the treatment of illness but the promotion of long-term wellness and preventive health. His practice spans a wide scope—from general primary care to orthopedic support, nutrition counseling, and wellness planning—ensuring that patients receive well-rounded, personalized care.

With a background in medical technology (MT, ASCP), Dr. Cummins leverages his laboratory science expertise to enhance diagnostic accuracy and develop effective, data-informed treatment plans. He offers advanced therapeutic options including BioT hormone therapy, Genvisc knee injections, Botox, dermal fillers, and orthomolecular supplements. Additionally, he focuses on treating peripheral neuropathy and works closely with patients to design exercise and nutrition strategies that align with their unique health needs and goals.

Dr. Cummins is affiliated with several hospitals, including Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union County, Jackson-Madison County General Hospital, and West Tennessee Healthcare North Hospital. These affiliations enable him to provide seamless, coordinated care across various medical environments, supporting patients through both outpatient and inpatient settings.

Recognized for his thoroughness and commitment to patient education, Dr. Cummins continues to be a trusted provider for individuals and families seeking holistic, evidence-based medical care. His approachable style and dedication to wellness make him a standout physician in the Oxford healthcare community.

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