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Kentucky’s ‘too low and too slow’ response to the nation’s worst hepatitis A outbreak

Laura Ungar and Chris Kenning, Louisville Courier JournalComments Off on Kentucky’s ‘too low and too slow’ response to the nation’s worst hepatitis A outbreak

Kentucky's hepatitis A outbreak is the worst this century, sickening nearly 4,100 and killing 40. And the state could have done more to control it.

Laura Ungar and Chris Kenning, Louisville Courier Journal
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