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Kansas doctors warn of lax approach to coronavirus variants

Doctors with the KU Health System warn of a lack of preparation surrounding a COVID-19 subvariant driving rising case numbers.

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Early demand for under-5 COVID-19 vaccines promising amid rising case numbers, Kansas doctors say

As COVID-19 case numbers of approach levels not seen since February, Kansas doctors are encouraging parents to get their children vaccinated.

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Kansas Senator seeks dismissal of Reno County health officers over COVID-19 vaccines for children

Kansas Sen. Mark Steffen is calling for the top health officials in Reno County to resign or be fired for offering COVID-19 vaccines to young children.

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Here s how little ones ages 6 months to 4 years can get COVID-19 vaccines in Lawrence

Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health has announced dates and times for 15 upcoming COVID-19 vaccination clinics for children ages 6 months to 4 years old.

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As BA 2 variant prevalence increases in northeast U S , Kansas hospitals already altering response

While publicly available data may lag, medical experts at a Kansas hospital system say the prevalence of the BA.2 variant of COVID-19 is slowly rising and is already affecting pandemic response.

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