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Kansas and Missouri are seeing a surge in Covid-19 cases driven partly by the fast-spreading delta variant, low vaccination rates, and summer gatherings. NBC News’ Shaq Brewster breaks down how hospitals are dealing with surging cases and what doctors are doing to combat vaccine hesitancy. July 14, 2021
