US public health director urges people to seek out doctors, not Internet, for medical advice


Webber said some people don't want to answer calls from public health anymore. — dpa

At a time when cases of Covid-19 are on the rise in the Bitterroot Valley, Ravalli County Public Health director Tiffany Webber wishes people would turn off the Internet and ask their doctor for medical advice.

"Ask someone you trust instead of someone you've never heard of before seeing their name on your computer," Webber said.

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