Posted 8:59 AM 6/17/2013 by Michelle Castillo - CBS News
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are now investigating 99 cases of hepatitis A infections across eight states that may be linked to tainted frozen fruit.
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Posted 6:49 PM 6/14/2013 by Melissa Anderson - MTN News
Buying prescription drugs online is on the rise nationwide, especially among teens, and not only can it be dangerous, it can also be illegal.
An internet watchdog group called the Digital Citizens Alliance (DCA) is warning parents to beware of what their teens are buying online.
The (More)
Posted 7:43 PM 6/12/2013 by Michelle Castillo - CBS News
The best and most accomplished cross-country skiers may be at greater risk of developing heart arrhythmias, potentially life-threatening problems with the rhythm of a heart beat.
A new study published on June 12 in the European Heart Journal showed that out of cross country skiers that (More)
Posted 10:10 AM 6/10/2013 by Michelle Castillo - CBS News
A new study revealed 40 percent of designated drivers consume alcohol in some amount before driving, with about one-fifth of them drinking to the level that could impair their skills.
(More)Posted 9:03 AM 6/7/2013 by Katy Harris
The Butte Silver Bow Health Department has confirmed three new cases of the highly contagious illness, also known as Pertussis.
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Posted 9:56 AM 6/6/2013 by Michelle Castillo - CBS News
Here's one more reason to keep cheese lovers smiling: Cheese may help keep a smile healthy.
(More)Posted 11:08 AM 6/4/2013 by Ryan Jaslow - CBS News
Townsend Farms, a firm linked to a five-state hepatitis A outbreak, is now recalling the frozen berry blend health officials have been investigating as a culprit behind the diseases.
(More)Posted 10:59 AM 6/4/2013 by Michelle Castillo - CBS News
Medication poisonings in children appear to be increasing alongside the rising rates of prescriptions being filled by adults.
(More)Posted 2:40 PM 6/3/2013 by KBZK
A call to the Bozeman Costco confirms that the berry blend was sold at the Bozeman store, but the product was pulled from shelves on Thursday, May 30.
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Posted 8:25 AM 6/1/2013 by Ryan Jaslow - CBS News
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) asked sleeping pill-makers in January to lower the dosage of their drugs, because medications like Ambien may leave some people feeling groggy in the morning, potentially leading to a traffic accident or other injuries.
Now, the FDA is reminding (More)