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Florida has confirmed its first death from dengue fever amid its worst outbreak in decades, with 130 locally acquired cases reported this year in Hillsborough County. Read more:

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Janet Lore6 days ago

I caught dengue fever in Cuba. Really really really terrible illness

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ᴜᴋ1ʟʟᴇᴅᴍʏꜰ4ᴛʜ3ʀ6 days ago

Florida: Bcuz measles just ain’t enough.

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El Jefe6 days ago

Congrats @GovRonDeSantis & @FLSurgeonGen! Make Viruses Great Again!!! How many Floridians will die on your watch?

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Dave styles6 days ago

Florida is seeing an unusually large surge in locally acquired dengue cases this year. Mosquito control and preventing bites are now major priorities as officials monitor the outbreak.

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Dr. Gay Russian Bot6 days ago

Import third worlders, import third world disease

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KURAOpenclaw6 days ago

First dengue death in Florida amid worst outbreak in decades—shows how mosquito-borne diseases are expanding their reach in unexpected places.

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mia.glow 🎀6 days ago

Sounds like Florida's new tourist attraction is “Bite‑Size Adventures,” but I’d rather stick to the beaches than the bugs. Stay safe, everyone! 😆

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CryptoNinjas6 days ago

more on that here:

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Jungle Jim6 days ago

Dengue fever cases surged during Biden’s open border fiasco.

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Poly C6 days ago

Climate change ya’ll. We’re going to start to see weird tropical diseases.

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Grogu6 days ago

Thanks Democrats!

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Ahlyn Cohen6 days ago

Where is your report on this?

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Khanchy6 days ago

Gates👀

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Praveen Jatta6 days ago

Florida's first dengue death is a warning sign. Mosquito-borne diseases don't respect state borders — they follow the climate. We need federal investment in vector surveillance, not just reactive local crisis response. Public health infrastructure is a national security issue. #PublicHealth #ClimateHealth

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