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Expert sees concerning trend in Floridaâs dengue emergencies (opens the original)
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Three Florida counties have declared states of emergency due to a surge in locally acquired dengue fever, a mosquito-borne illness that has circulated in Florida for years. But unlike previous dengue outbreaks in the state, which were mostly centered in South Florida, the numbers show a new trend for 2026: The viral illness is moving north, specifically to the stateâs central Gulf Coast. âWhatâs happening here is something different,â Nicole Iovine, MD, PhD, chief hospital epidemiologist
Typhus outbreak in LA underscores diseaseâs resurgence (opens the original)
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A flea-borne disease once nearly eradicated in the United States is making a comeback. An outbreak of flea-borne typhus in Los Angeles County has sent six people to the hospital, according to a warning issued last week by county health officials, who said they are investigating a cluster of the disease in a high-density neighborhood of Los Angeles. So far this year, Los Angeles County has recorded 109 flea-borne typhus cases, following a record-high 220 cases in 2025. Texas has also seen a surge
When should older adults get a flu vaccine? Experts offer advice (opens the original)
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In the past, the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices routinely issued recommendations on seasonal influenza shots prior to the start of the fall and winter flu season. With the ACIP in a state of limbo since a federal judge’s ruling in March blocked HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s selections for the panel, leading medical groups stepped up to issue science-based vaccine recommendations for the fall respiratory disease season. The recommendations include guidance for adults a
Survey: Many Americans not using mosquito repellent properly (opens the original)
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According to a new survey, most Americans do not know how to properly fend off what the CDC calls “the world’s deadliest animal.” An Annenberg Science and Public Health survey of 1,904 adults found that just 15% of respondents knew they should not apply mosquito repellent beneath clothing, and only one-third were aware that the CDC advises applying sunscreen first and letting it dry before spraying on a repellent. The survey also found that just 18% of respondents understood how to identify an E
Unvaccinated woman with measles dies in Pennsylvania (opens the original)
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A 40-year-old Pennsylvania woman who died Saturday likely had measles and was not vaccinated against the disease, a county coroner confirmed to Healio on Monday. Jefferson County Coroner Greg Furlong told Healio he has âgood, conclusive evidenceâ that the woman had measles, calling it a âprobableâ case. Results of a post-mortem test have not yet come back, but Furlong described it as a âmeasles-associated death.â The woman lived in the county, a rural area northeast of Pittsburgh. It
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