AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMosquito-Borne Disease: Florida has reported 497 dengue cases this year, including 252 caught locally, and one confirmed death — a sharp rise that has prompted several counties to declare emergencies. UF researchers also found dengue-carrying mosquitoes in Indian River County yards. Storm Health Risks: Hurricane Isaias is bearing down on the Gulf Coast as Florida reports 25 Vibrio infections and five deaths this year. Health officials urge residents to protect cuts from brackish water during storm cleanup; OneBlood is also seeking urgent blood and platelet donations ahead of the storm. Medicaid and Vaccines: Gov. Ron DeSantis says Florida removed 220 Medicaid providers amid a fraud investigation, while the state projects nearly $1 billion in lower Medicaid spending. Separately, proposed changes to school vaccine requirements are raising concern among health advocates, who warn they could leave more children vulnerable to measles and other diseases. Screening Access: Osceola County seniors can book mobile mammograms for Oct. 22 through the Council on Aging; advance appointments and proof of county residency are required.
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