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Florida reports hepatitis A outbreak, Vaccine recommendations

2022-05-24
By: Newsdesk
On: May 24, 2022
In: Health
With: 1 Comment

The Florida Department of Health noted an increase in hepatitis A cases in Florida starting in the Fall of 2021. As of May 14, 2022, Florida has reported a total of 175 hepatitis A cases in residents since September 26, 2021. The majority are males with 145 cases (83%), andContinue Reading

Florida reports additional 1,000 hepatitis A cases in 2020

2021-01-04
By: Robert
On: January 4, 2021
In: Health
With: 1 Comment

While the COVID-19 pandemic remains the focus of media, politicians and the public, the hepatitis A outbreak in Florida never really went away. The Florida Department of Health has reported an additional 990 hepatitis A outbreak cases through December 19. While high, much less than 3405 cases seen in 2019.Continue Reading

Florida: Hepatitis A outbreak continues in the time of COVID-19

2020-06-06
By: Tampa Dispatch
On: June 6, 2020
In: Health
With: 1 Comment

While all attention has been on the COVID-19 pandemic this year, in which Florida has reported more than 61,000 cases and nearly 2700 deaths, the hepatitis A outbreak in the state that began in 2018 continues. Hepatitis A activity decreased from last month and was similar to the previous 5-year averageContinue Reading

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Florida hepatitis A outbreak: 34 cases reported last week

2020-02-19
By: Tampa Dispatch
On: February 19, 2020
In: Health
With: 0 Comments

The Florida Department of Health (DOH) reported an additional 34 hepatitis A outbreak cases last week, bringing the total for the year to 239. From January 1, 2018 through February 15, 2020, 4,184 hepatitis A cases were reported. While Polk County in the Tampa Bay area continues to report someContinue Reading

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Florida records 33 additional hepatitis A cases last week

2019-12-11
By: Newsdesk
On: December 11, 2019
In: Health, Top Line News stories
With: 0 Comments

The hepatitis A outbreak in Florida continues as state health officials reported an additional 33 cases during the week ending Dec. 7. This puts the total cases at 3,221 since the beginning of the year and 3,769 hepatitis A cases since the outbreak started at the beginning of 2018. 56 hepatitisContinue Reading

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Hepatitis A in Florida: Outbreak tops 3,500 cases

2019-11-06
By: Newsdesk
On: November 6, 2019
In: Health, Top Line News stories
With: 0 Comments

The hepatitis A outbreak in Florida has hit 3,500 cases since it started in Jan. 2018 after reporting 62 cases last week. From January 1, 2018 through November 2, 2019, 3,518 hepatitis A cases were reported, according to state health officials. Since the beginning of this year, 2,970 cases haveContinue Reading

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Florida reports 55 additional hepatitis A cases, Vaping illness update

2019-10-23
By: Newsdesk
On: October 23, 2019
In: Health, Top Line News stories
With: 0 Comments

Hepatitis A In an update on the hepatitis A outbreak in Florida, health officials reported 55 additional outbreak cases in the past week. This brings the outbreak total to 2,847 since the beginning of the year and 3,395 hepatitis A cases since the beginning of 2018. 43 fatalities have been reported.Continue Reading

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