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curiousKC | Answers to COVID Questions You Need to Know

Your Questions Are Welcome

by Multiple Reporters

May 10, 2022

NEWS & ISSUES

Known to be Toxic for a Century, Lead Still Poisons Thousands of Midwestern Kids

Researchers say even a small amount of the toxin can harm kids’ development.

by Multiple Reporters

April 11, 2022

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curiousKC | How Do We Navigate Politics and Health?

Leaders Have a Responsibility to Keep Communities Safe, But What Happens If They Disagree on Public Health Measures?

by Vicky Diaz-Camacho

March 7, 2022

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curiousKC | What Stories Do You Want to See About Health Care?

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by Vicky Diaz-Camacho

February 21, 2022

NEWS & ISSUES

What to Know About the New Surprise Medical Bills Law

The No Surprises Act Took Effect Jan. 1, 2022, and You May be Surprised What it Will, and Won't, do to Prevent Surprise Medical Bills

by Carol Levine

January 7, 2022

NEWS & ISSUES

Uncounted: Inaccurate Death Certificates Across the Country Hide the True Toll of COVID-19

Some counties, like Cape Girardeau, have seen a spike in deaths that aren’t attributed to COVID-19. Many of them, blamed on natural causes, are likely from the coronavirus

by Multiple Reporters

December 28, 2021

NEWS & ISSUES

Special KCPD Unit Focuses on Saving Lives, One Drunk at a Time

You Don't Want to Meet These Cops This Holiday Season

by Mary Sanchez

December 23, 2021

Health

10 Things KC Doctors Want You to Know About the Recent COVID Surge

‘This has been an ongoing marathon’

by Vicky Diaz-Camacho

December 21, 2021

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Jo Anna Dale

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Herbert & Bonnie Buchbinder

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Confusion Around COVID Ruling Swirls as Two Missouri School Districts End Semester Early

Local health officials say they’re still waiting on guidance from the state on how to interpret a recent court ruling, and one health department requested to intervene in the case

by Tessa Weinberg, Missouri Independent

December 15, 2021

NEWS & ISSUES

Thinking Outside the Big Box to Address Food Deserts

Food Deserts Present an Increasingly Complex Puzzle Disproportionately Affecting Minority Communities

by Joel Mathis

December 15, 2021

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curiousKC | Answers to COVID Questions You Need to Know

Your Questions Are Welcome

Known to be Toxic for a Century, Lead Still Poisons Thousands of Midwestern Kids

Researchers say even a small amount of the toxin can harm kids’ development.

curiousKC | How Do We Navigate Politics and Health?

Leaders Have a Responsibility to Keep Communities Safe, But What Happens If They Disagree on Public Health Measures?

curiousKC | What Stories Do You Want to See About Health Care?

Share Your Questions and Inform Our Next Flatland Episode

What to Know About the New Surprise Medical Bills Law

The No Surprises Act Took Effect Jan. 1, 2022, and You May be Surprised What it Will, and Won't, do to Prevent Surprise Medical Bills

Uncounted: Inaccurate Death Certificates Across the Country Hide the True Toll of COVID-19

Some counties, like Cape Girardeau, have seen a spike in deaths that aren’t attributed to COVID-19. Many of them, blamed on natural causes, are likely from the coronavirus

Special KCPD Unit Focuses on Saving Lives, One Drunk at a Time

You Don't Want to Meet These Cops This Holiday Season

10 Things KC Doctors Want You to Know About the Recent COVID Surge

‘This has been an ongoing marathon’

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Confusion Around COVID Ruling Swirls as Two Missouri School Districts End Semester Early

Local health officials say they’re still waiting on guidance from the state on how to interpret a recent court ruling, and one health department requested to intervene in the case

Thinking Outside the Big Box to Address Food Deserts

Food Deserts Present an Increasingly Complex Puzzle Disproportionately Affecting Minority Communities

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curiousKC | Answers to COVID Questions You Need to Know

Your Questions Are Welcome

Known to be Toxic for a Century, Lead Still Poisons Thousands of Midwestern Kids

Researchers say even a small amount of the toxin can harm kids’ development.

curiousKC | How Do We Navigate Politics and Health?

Leaders Have a Responsibility to Keep Communities Safe, But What Happens If They Disagree on Public Health Measures?

curiousKC | What Stories Do You Want to See About Health Care?

Share Your Questions and Inform Our Next Flatland Episode

What to Know About the New Surprise Medical Bills Law

The No Surprises Act Took Effect Jan. 1, 2022, and You May be Surprised What it Will, and Won't, do to Prevent Surprise Medical Bills

Uncounted: Inaccurate Death Certificates Across the Country Hide the True Toll of COVID-19

Some counties, like Cape Girardeau, have seen a spike in deaths that aren’t attributed to COVID-19. Many of them, blamed on natural causes, are likely from the coronavirus

Special KCPD Unit Focuses on Saving Lives, One Drunk at a Time

You Don't Want to Meet These Cops This Holiday Season

10 Things KC Doctors Want You to Know About the Recent COVID Surge

‘This has been an ongoing marathon’

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Confusion Around COVID Ruling Swirls as Two Missouri School Districts End Semester Early

Local health officials say they’re still waiting on guidance from the state on how to interpret a recent court ruling, and one health department requested to intervene in the case

Thinking Outside the Big Box to Address Food Deserts

Food Deserts Present an Increasingly Complex Puzzle Disproportionately Affecting Minority Communities

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Provided By