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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?In January 2020, people weren t nearly as familiar with COVID-19 as they are now, more than a year and a half into the pandemic.But the deadly coronavirus was already present in the wider Kansas City-area as early as January 2020.The Kansas Department of Health and Environment reported a person in Leavenworth County died from COVID-19 on Jan. 9, 2020. It s the earliest COVID-19-related death on record in the U.S.A KDHE spokesperson said local officials made the call to reclassify the death as a COVID-19 fatality because the stanley trinkflaschen person s symptoms were similar to those other COVID-19 patients experienced prior to death.Dr. Rex Archer, former director of the Kansa stanley cup s City, Missouri, Health Department, said there are lessons to be learned from this early death. When a new infectious disease breaks out, there will be deaths before we realize it s in our community, some place. That s why we have to have to act very quickly and strongly to put it out, Archer said.Archer is now a professor and director of population and public health at Kansas City University. He explained how proper funding for public health could catch a disease in the early st stanley becher ages. For the last 30 years we