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The Kansas Medicaid disenrollment rate is one of the highest in the country. Almost two-thirds of Kansans have lost coverage due to procedural issues.
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The workers are on site in Washington County to survey and clean the Keystone pipeline oil spill that moved about three miles downstream in Mill Creek.
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Jackson County Courthouse delays in-person trials while hospitals get overloaded with COVID patientsCOVID-19 cases continue to rise across the metro, and hospital systems are showing strain as workers are out with the virus and inpatient cases increase.
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Former Kansas Health Secretary Lee Norman says politics hindered the state's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Dr. Lee Norman was the face of public health through the COVID-19 pandemic. That also made him a target of criticism from Republicans. He also faced internal tension with Gov. Laura Kelly's administration.
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KU doctors urged the public to recognize the proven safety of COVID-19 vaccines.
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States will not receive large increases in COVID-19 vaccine doses that some had expected.
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Doses of the coronavirus vaccine are on the way, but the early shipments won't be enough even for medical workers. Most people will wait many months.
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Unlike other parts of the country, new case growth in Kansas and Missouri has been slowly climbing since the middle of the summer.
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The health secretary has tweeted that Kansas' initial response to the coronavirus was "a shining example of success."
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A coronavirus update from Kansas' top health official, how Missouri dentists are coping with a pandemic that kept some offices closed for weeks, and the importance of wills and advance directives have become very apparent.
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Meanwhile, Kansas officials say hospital data may be delayed due to the sudden shift.