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Today marks the first death from H1N1 in Yellowstone County according to the Unified Health Command. In addition to the first death due to this novel...
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Before you bite into that burger, do you wonder what safety measures have been taken to prevent foodborne illnesses? What about the sliced turkey you...
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Have you ever wondered about the food at summer gatherings? Or do you just show up and blindly eat whatever is set in front of you? Either way, the...
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With warm weather and family events, the 4th of July is often filled with great memories. And for many, July 4th is not complete without fireworks....
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As the weather gets warmer, it's time to prepare ourselves for one of summer's most popular recreational activities: swimming.For many of us, swimming...
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For many, summertime in Yellowstone County is when the community awakens from its winter slumber. Numerous community events, from this past...
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In most pandemic influenza simulations Montana seems to be sheltered from the rest of the United States and is predicted to have fewer cases than...
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The current strain of swine flu circulating around the world is an ancestor of the1918 influenza pandemic that killed 50 million people worldwide....
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How do you know if cooked food is safe to eat? What can you do to prevent foodborne illnesses from occurring? If...
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Once again, Salmonella is in the spotlight. Moving away from peanut products and pistachios,its victims this time - spices, black pepper and white...
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