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As Kansas City area COVID-19 cases ebb, doctors reiterate safety measures ahead of the holidays and last updated 2020-12-17 19:17:14-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The U.S. set records Wednesday for COVID-19 cases and deaths, but in the Kansas City area, case numbers could be headed in the right direction. “Everybody needs to be proud of, and take credit for, having helped or reduced this disease some," Kansas City, Missouri, Public Health Department director Dr. Rex Archer said Thursday. Archer told 41 Action News that recommendations and protocols that the city implemented appear to be wo...

/ A health care worker at Truman Medical Center displays a vial of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine that was shipped to Kansas City Monday and was used to inoculate staff there. In Kansas, the first shipments of the vaccine were received at several cold storage locations across the state. COVID-19 vaccinations are underway in Kansas City as local hospitals begin receiving their first doses of the vaccine. Truman Medical Centers began inoculating frontline workers on Monday, making it the first hospital in Kansas City to administer the vaccine. Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly announced at the Univ...

KCMO Health Department encouraged to not see uptick in COVID-19 cases after Thanksgiving Medical experts are closely watching the numbers following the Thanksgiving holiday, though they have yet to see a spike in cases in the Kansas City region. and last updated 2020-12-15 18:52:44-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — According to doctors, Kansas City, Missouri, is finally on the offense against COVID-19. Dr. Rex Archer, with the KCMO Health Department, says it's encouraging that Kansas City didn't see a huge uptick in COVID-19 cases after Thanksgiving. "What has happened in other parts of the country ...

Anonymous said... Awesome! So panic and hysteria were the way to go then. Why don't we piss our pants through every crisis? And do we know that? How many stayed home? And weren't we told that if even one selfish family dared to spend a holiday together, that the nation would suffer the consequences? Where is the woeful price were told we'd pay? The government always tells the truth, and doctors are never wrong or political. That's common sense right there! Alpinista said... There are no globalists. Don't anthropomorphize your anxieties into imaginary boogeymen. You are powerless. Deal with it...

Truman Medical Center Originally published on December 16, 2020 7:14 am COVID-19 vaccinations are underway in Kansas City as local hospitals begin receiving their first doses of the vaccine. Truman Medical Centers began inoculating frontline workers on Monday, making it the first hospital in Kansas City to administer the vaccine. Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly announced at the University of Kansas Health System’s daily briefing Tuesday that the vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech had arrived in the state Monday morning. Kelly said she was relieved the state may be turning the corner on ...