Call it a state government warning shot against Internets-based health advice . . . For the upcoming school year, Sunflower State authorities are stepping up their standards for students at least when it comes to inoculations. Read more:
Amid National Hepatitis A Outbreaks, Kansas Requires Vaccine For Schoolkids
TOPEKA - Kansas schools will require two new vaccines come August, including one against a virus that's hospitalized 13,000 people and killed 200 across the country since 2016. The new rules, which apply to public and private schools, will be phased in over the next several years.
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