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Vaccines, mask compliance, weather credited with better Kansas COVID trends in February Jason Tidd, The Wichita Eagle Mar. 4 Public health workers and medical doctors have several theories for why coronavirus pandemic indicators improved significantly in Kansas in February. Despite the improvement, officials say COVID-19 continues to pose a serious public health threat, and it is too soon to stop wearing face masks. I m afraid that we could be lulled into complacency and end up allowing this to plateau off when we could continue to drive the numbers down, Dr. Lee Norman, the state s health secretary, said during a Tuesday media briefing hosted by The University of Kansas Health System.

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