A CDC-confirmed outbreak of gastrointestinal illness affected 27 people on a cruise from Miami to Honolulu. Causes unknown; the cruise line has intensified cleaning procedures.

Fort Pierce reports 11 cases of Canine Parvovirus, advising pet owners to vaccinate and follow prevention tips.

Homestead partners with the University of Miami for free cancer screenings on February 2 at the PAL, featuring diverse health tests and education on early detection.

Miami-Dade County and the Florida Department of Health host the "Ending the HIV Epidemic" Health Fair, offering free health screenings and education on HIV prevention.

Nearly 100 people on a Holland America Line cruise from Fort Lauderdale fell ill with norovirus, prompting increased sanitization and quarantine efforts.

Florida health officials warn of high bacteria levels at Palm Beach County beaches, advising against swimming.

The Florida Department of Health in Palm Beach County issued an alert for harmful blue-green algae toxins in Lake Okeechobee, cautioning against contact with the water.

Health alert in Palm Beach after a wastewater spill prompts concerns of bacterial contamination; officials warn against water contact and coordinate cleanup and testing.

Texas and neighboring states are on high alert due to an EHV-1 outbreak, with cases in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. Horse owners are advised to limit horse movement and monitor their animal's health.

Florida health officials advise against water activities at DuBois Park due to elevated levels of Enterococcus bacteria.

ByHeart Whole Nutrition Infant Formula is recalled after a possible link to infant botulism cases, with two specific lot numbers identified; FDA alerts public to halt use and dispose of the product.

Over 2 million pounds of pork jerky sold at Costco and Sam's Club are recalled due to potential metal contamination. No injuries reported; consumers advised to dispose of or return the product.

Miami Beach Fire Department introduces a new protocol to administer antibiotics to sepsis patients before hospital arrival, aiming to reduce sepsis mortality rates.