Kay County Health Department Testing More People For Tuberculosis

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Kay County Health Department Testing More People For Tuberculosis

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The health department says so far there are no other cases and say that if they haven't contacted you they say you do not need to be tested.

Kay County Health Department Testing More People For Tuberculosis

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The health department says so far there are no other cases and say that if they haven't contacted you they say you do not need to be tested.

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