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Those who are ill are asked to stay home except to see healthcare provider TOPEKA, Kan. – In a measles outbreak that began this month in Garden City, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and Finney County Health Department have identified six cases to date. KDHE urges people who are ill or exhibiting measles-like symptoms to stay at home unless they are seeking medical attention.    On Jan. 10, KDHE was notified of two cases of measles ...