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TOPEKA, Kan. 鈥?Kansas health care workers have begun receiving the first of the states coronavirus vaccines amid an ongoing fall surge in cases that has left hospitals stressed. A spokeswoman says that five employees of the Via Christi Ascension health care system received shots Monday at its St. Francis hospital in Wichita, including a critical care nurse, a housekeeper for a COVID-19 unit and a respiratory therapist. At 11:12 am local time, Kristen Garrett, RN, Critical Care Nurse, Ascension Via Christi in Wichita, received t
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