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The open enrollment period for Medicare starts Oct. 15. People can change both their medical and drug coverage until Dec. 7.
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As the weather cools down, public health officials remind Montanans that now is the time to schedule their COVID and flu shots.
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The 340 current influenza cases in Montana are trending down, but are a far cry from mid-December when reported cases nearly reached the highest level in a decade. Health officials are cautioning Montanans to not let their guards down.
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The number of flu cases and hospitalizations is already approaching the typical average for an entire season.
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An early spike in influenza cases is emerging in Montana. That’s in stark contrast to recent years when zero to few cases were reported at this time of the year.
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Montana’s influenza season is ramping up. Federal health officials say this year’s flu season is hitting the U.S. harder and earlier than in years past.
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Early indicators have state public health officials bracing for what could be a significant influenza season, prompting them to urge Montanans to get their flu shot in the coming weeks.
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Montana’s influenza cases have nearly doubled since mid-January. The surge comes as COVID-19 hospitalizations are spiking.
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The number of Montanans who have tested positive for influenza this year continues to grow following last year’s nonexistent flu season.
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After a year-long absence, influenza has returned to Yellowstone County.