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KDHE launches new website for COVID-19 vaccine information, FAQs - Vimarsana News

KDHE launches new website for COVID-19 vaccine information, FAQs

With Kansas officially in Phase 2 of the COVID-19 vaccination plan, many people plan to get it, but there are still lots of questions.

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Viral trend suggests eating a burnt orange will bring back taste and smell after having COVID-19. We put it to the test - Vimarsana News

Viral trend suggests eating a burnt orange will bring back taste and smell after having COVID-19. We put it to the test

Total COVID-19 hospitalizations are still on a slow downward trend in Sedgwick County, but many people are experiencing side effects long after recovering from the virus. Now, there's an odd trend tha

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Sedgwick County courts still facing backlog, DA says 6,000 jurors needed for murder cases alone - Vimarsana News

Sedgwick County courts still facing backlog, DA says 6,000 jurors needed for murder cases alone

Sedgwick County Sheriff Jeff Easter met with a virtual room full of local leaders and lawmakers Thursday. He said of the nearly 1,500 inmates currently at the Sedgwick County Jail, 113 have murder cha

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2020 homicides surge across the United States, up 45 percent in Wichita - Vimarsana News

2020 homicides surge across the United States, up 45 percent in Wichita

2020 brought unprecedented hardships in more ways than anyone could have predicted, including increased violence across the United States. So what about here in Wichita?

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Second COVID-19 vaccine shot may have worse side effects, but don't skip it - Vimarsana News

Second COVID-19 vaccine shot may have worse side effects, but don't skip it

Dr. Hunter was among the first group in Kansas to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

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