Cleaning Out A Shed? – Be Aware of Hantavirus
Mouse droppings can contain a bad disease.
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Missoula Investigating Public and Private Locations for Hantavirus Source
Montana’s first 2015 case of hantavirus was recently discovered in Missoula County.
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Missoula Police on Track With DOJ Compliance – State Headlines [YouTube]
A University of Montana student is recovering from a hantavirus infection that left him hospitalized for nine days.
Wyoming Health Warns About Hantavirus
Spring cleaning season is here and the Wyoming Department of Health says people should be aware of the risk of being infected by hantavirus.
Watch Out for Mice Poo, 1 of 3 Montanans That Catch Hantavirus Have Died
The Montana Department of Health and Human Services is asking the public to keep an eye out for deer mice and mice droppings.
Bozeman Woman Dies of Hantavirus
State health officials say a 20-year-old Bozeman woman recently died of hantavirus while a Carbon County man in his 40s has been diagnosed with the disease.