• Montana Department of Health and Human Services EPI Website
• Pertussis
  • Also known as whooping cough, Pertussis is a highly contagious illness characterized by runny nose, low grade fever, and a cough lasting longer than one week. It can be especially dangerous for young children, but can affect person of all ages. Clink the link for further information.
• Influenza
  • Viral respiratory illness the can range from mild to severe. Many persons every year, particularly the very young, and the elderly, are hospitalized every year. Learn more about how to prevent influenza by following the link.
• Rabies
  • Preventable viral disease which is primarily transmitted through animal bites and exposures, mainly from bats, skunks, foxes, skunks. Learn what constitutes a true exposure, and when to seek help by following the link.
• Norovirus
  • Highly contagious gastro-intestinal illness with symptoms including fever, diarrhea, and vomiting.  This virus is the cause for many of the outbreaks we see in Montana each year.
• Foodborne Illness
  • Many disease can be transmitted through improperly cooked or handled food.  Learn more by clicking the link.
• List of Other Infectious Disease
  • Here is the description of further contagious illnesses seen in Montana
• Flathead County Foodborne Illness Report
  • If you believe you are ill from food related illness, please fill out the link to communicate your concerns to the FCCHD Environmental Health Division.
• List of reportable diseases in Montana

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