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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – U.S. Rep. Jim Hagedorn has tested positive for COVID-19.
The congressman, who represents Minnesota’s First District, said he tested positive on Monday night. He said he is vaccinated, and has “very mild symptoms.”
In July 0f 2021, Hagedorn announced that his kidney cancer resurfaced. Due to his cancer treatment, he said his doctors asked that he stay and receive medical care for the virus at Mayo Clinic.
Inbox: @RepHagedorn tests positive for COVID-19, per news release. He says he’s experiencing mild symptoms but is under observation at the Mayo Clinic as precaution due to treatment for kidney cancer. He is vaccinated. @wcco #mn01
— Caroline Cummings (@CaroRCummings) January 4, 2022
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“I will work with the professionals at Mayo until it is safe for me to return to my home in Blue Earth or travel to work in Washington,” Hagedorn said.
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