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National Cancer Institute to Study Ivermectin as Potential Treatment

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National Cancer Institute to Study Ivermectin as Potential Treatment The National Cancer Institute is launching a new study to investigate whether the antiparasitic drug ivermectin can effectively kill cancer cells. While the drug gained notoriety for its unproven use during the pandemic, NCI Director Anthony Letai says the agency is taking th...

DLI Warns Montanans of New Statewide Email Phishing Scam

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DLI Warns Montanans of New Statewide Email Phishing Scam The Montana Department of Labor and Industry is warning residents about a new email phishing scam. Officials say the messages appear to come from a fake “Bridget Hawkins” and reference code‑enforcement notices, urging people to open attachments or confirm documents. DLI stresses these em...

ZooMontana Works to Launch New Health Center Construction Amid Double National Award Nominations

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ZooMontana Works to Launch New Health Center Construction Amid Double National Award Nominations ZooMontana in Billings, is Montana’s only accredited zoo and botanical park. Part of Zoo Montana’s Capital Campaign is the animal health center that will soon begin, Brand Manager Luke Ashmoore. Luke Ashmoore https://northernbroadcasting.com/...

New Montana DOC Director Eric Strauss Outlines Vision for Prison Expansion and Capacity Growth

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New Montana DOC Director Eric Strauss Outlines Vision for Prison Expansion and Capacity Growth Montana’s newly appointed Prisons Director, Eric Strauss, says his top priority is managing a massive seven-hundred-million-dollar infrastructure expansion. Strauss, the first director without a law enforcement background, aims to increase inmate cap...

Montana Flu Cases Surpass 6,700 This Season

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Montana Flu Cases Surpass 6,700 This Season Health officials are on high alert as flu cases in Montana climb past the sixty-seven-hundred mark this season. The Department of Public Health reports over four hundred hospitalizations and ten deaths so far. While these numbers are lower than last year’s peaks, officials urge residents to rem...