Kansas City Doctors Warn Of Upcoming Pumpkin Spice Autumn COVID Outbreak

The public seems to be finished with the reality of the pandemic but medical pros remind us that that plague still lingers in Kansas City.

Check the latest dire warning that should make Fall decorating just a bit more dire and might encourage locals to add masks to their wardrobe . . .

"Doctors also talked about the potential impact COVID-19 will have in the fall. Many expect to see a surge of COVID-19 due to the cold weather, which could have a massive effect with on the hospitals simultaneously caring for patients with non-COVID-19 issues."

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