Health and Resource Hubs opened at two Broward County schools, providing healthcare services to students and families, aiming to reduce ER visits and aid in education.

Jackson South Medical Center in Miami-Dade County plans to close its maternity ward this fall, affecting staff and expectant mothers who will have to transition to other centers. The decision is part of a system-wide realignment.

Medtech Products Inc. has voluntarily recalled Little Remedies Honey Cough Syrup due to potential contamination with Bacillus cereus, which can cause foodborne illness.

Measles exposure from a traveler flying from Boston to Miami raises public health concerns, prompting officials to trace contacts and emphasize vaccinations.

Delray Beach will stop adding fluoride to its water supply by July 1, 2025, as required by a new Florida law, despite water quality meeting standards. A new treatment plant is due in 2028.

Broward Health Coral Springs hospital received an "A" safety grade from The Leapfrog Group, highlighting its commitment to patient safety and effective handling of safety issues.

In Miami, a case of tuberculosis was confirmed at a federal jail and a high school, prompting health responses following a rise in TB cases in Florida.

Target recalls 25,600 units of Good & Gather baby food due to elevated lead levels, with best by dates of Dec 7 and 9, 2025, and lot numbers 4167 and 4169.

A Broward elementary school reported a case of whooping cough; health officials are providing free vaccinations.

Miami-Dade County is debating the cessation of water fluoridation, with Florida's surgeon general questioning its safety, while others uphold the CDC's recommendations for dental health benefits.

The Grove Pickles and Miami firefighters held a pickleball event focusing on sports and health with free screenings, combining public health initiatives with community gatherings.

A measles case has been confirmed at Miami Palmetto Senior High School in Pinecrest, marking the first in Miami-Dade County this year. The school is working with health officials to ensure safety, and an MMR vaccination drive will be held for unvaccinated students.

March at Mounts Botanical Garden features classes, events, and exhibits, including "RIBBIT THE EXHIBIT II" with 18 frog sculptures and various eco-conscious activities.