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Rabies cases in Kansas slow but remain high
Kansas reports 280 new rabies cases for 1992, far above the 1981 all time high of 212. Douglas County records 13 cases with skunks most prevalent. Sedgwick County leads the state with 42 skunk cases and multiple animal ilments. Health officials urge pet vaccination and avoiding wild or unknown animals. Scientists note a possible 10 year cycle with spikes every decade.
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Kansas
Greg Crawford
KCHE
Crawford
Douglas County
Health Department
Deborah Briggs
Kansas State University