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MT: Flathead County hit with most flu cases in the state
Reported flu cases triple in Flathead County
Posted: Jan 5, 2013 9:19 AM by KAJ News Staff
Updated: Jan 5, 2013 9:55 AM
KALISPELL - There had been 53 cases of influenza confirmed in the Flathead earlier this week, but just days later that number has nearly tripled.
Health officials say 42 new cases were reported on Friday afternoon alone, bumping the count to 140 this season. And those numbers only reflect results submitted by area clinics...
Re: MT: Flathead County hit with most flu cases in the state
According to MT Dept of Health, this is not the case; Lewis and Clark County would be the highest number of cases in week 52. Additionally, per 100,000 population, the highest are Fallon, Dawson, Daniels and Park. Coming in next: Beaverhead, Roosevelt, McCune and Richland. http://www.dphhs.mt.gov/influenza/index.shtml
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