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Novel Coronavirus: COVID-19

The Florida Department of Health is working closely with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to monitor COVID-19 and distribute COVID-19 vaccines. The Department is actively working to ensure that the most up-to-date CDC guidance is quickly and accurately disseminated to local partners.

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Thank you public health employees, first responders, health care workers and all other heroes for your diligence and dedication during the COVID-19 crisis.

DOH-Jackson COVID-19 Mass Vaccination in Jackson County

Vehicle safe vaccination stations were used to administer 1,750 Moderna vaccines at the Jackson County mass vaccination event.

DOH-Jackson led a mass vaccination event Wednesday January 13, 2021. The event was a partnership provided to ensure that the available doses of the vaccine were quickly distributed to the masses. DOH-Jackson partnered with Jackson Hospital, PanCare Health, EMSs, local law enforcement, local churches, local doctors, county workers, the Marianna Women's Club and additional groups that volunteered to assist with traffic and other duties. The Moderna vaccine was administered across 10 drive through stations on the grounds, and it was available from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for residents age 65 or older. This event enabled DOH-Jackson and community partners to distribute 1,750 vaccinations.

DOH-Baker Promotes Baker County’s Middle School SWAT’s Through with Chew and Tells Everyone to Skip the Dip!

A fence display helped to spread this important campaign message.

Through with Chew Week raises awareness about the dangers of smokeless tobacco use (chew, dip and snus) and the many effective resources available to quit smokeless tobacco use. During this Through With Chew Week, held February 21-27, 2021, the Tobacco Free Florida, DOH-Baker and Baker County’s Middle School SWAT Chapter encouraged smokeless tobacco users to set a quit date and create a personalized quit plan. Using Tobacco Free Florida’s free Quit Your Way tools and services was the suggested quit assistance source. As part of the effort to spread the Through with Chew Week message, Baker County’s Middle School SWAT Chapter created a display in the community.

DOH-Monroe Hosts Super Shot Sunday Event in Monroe County

The College of the Florida Keys, in partnership with DOH-Monroe, held Super Shot Sunday at which student nurses administered 400 vaccines under supervision of The College of the Florida Keys nursing staff. Other partners supporting this event included the City of Key West, the Key West Police Department, Key West Fire Rescue, Monroe Emergency Management, Lower Keys Medical Center and the Ocean Reef Medical Center.

City of Key West Mayor, Teri Johnston; DOH-Monroe Administrator, Bob Eadie; College of the Florida Keys President and CEO, Dr. Jonathan Gueverra; and a staff volunteer from The College of the Florida Keys are pictured here at the Super shot Sunday event.

DOH-Volusia Supports COVID-19 Vaccination Community Partnerships

Senior nursing students from UCF College of Nursing, Daytona Beach Campus who participated in COVID-19 vaccinations at the Fairgrounds in DeLand, Florida. People In Photo: Sarah Martinez-Moore, Instructor and senior nursing students from the University of Central Florida, College of Nursing, Daytona Beach Campus participated in the COVID-19 vaccination community partnerships event.

During the first week in February 2021, the University of Central Florida, College of Nursing, Daytona Beach Campus helped to vaccinate the local 65 years of age and older community at the Fairgrounds in DeLand, Florida. Seniors enrolled in the Bachelor of Science Nursing program participated in this project as part of their public health clinical rotation by working under the direction of their clinical instructor, Sarah Martinez-Moore. The students worked collaboratively with the Volusia County Health Department, Volusia County Emergency Medical Services and Volusia County Fire Rescue. These partners assisted with medical screening, education and vaccinations. Being a part of this project allowed the students to enhance their knowledge of public health through education and in administering over 3,000 COVID-19 vaccines.

Focus On

Healthy Weight, Nutrition & Physical Activity – The key to healthy weight is a lifestyle with healthy eating and physical activity.

What's New

Released 2019-20 data for elementary and middle school students not promoted.
High school graduation rates for 2019-20 were released including rates by race, gender, economic disadvantage and disability
Households who have one or more computing devices and households who have access to broadband internet have been added to CHARTS
Released 2020 data for Medical Foster Care Children
Released 2020 data for CMS Clients
Added a new indicator for Adults who have a carbon monoxide or CO detector in their home
Released 2020 data for Medicare Beneficiaries Enrolled in Medical Essential Electric Utility Program
Released 2020 data for Seriously Emotionally Disturbed Children
Released 2020 data for Seriously Mentally Ill Adults
Released 2019-20 data for school environmental safety incidents
Released 2019-20 data for in and out of school suspensions
Released 2019 and 2020 data for Probable Cases of Alzheimer's Disease
Released 2020 data for seven types of environmental inspections

Quick Facts

Florida’s age-adjusted colorectal cancer incidence rate declined from 2007 to 2017, from 42.2 to 35.2 per 100,000 population.
Florida’s age-adjusted death rate for colorectal cancer decreased from 19.4 per 100,000 population in 1999 to 12.5 per 100,000 in 2019.
Take action to get regular colorectal cancer screening beginning at age 50. After age 75, talk to your healthcare provider to decide whether to get screened.
The risk of developing colorectal cancer increases with age and is greater among men than in women.
In 2019 there were 52,333 occupied housing units in Florida that lack complete kitchen facilities.
In 2018, 13.0% of Floridians did not have consistent access to enough food.
Among 19-21 year-olds in 2019, there was a rate of 25.2 per 100,000 population who were hospitalized for eating disorders.
In 2019, over 6,000 Floridians died from diabetes.
In 2019, 11.7% of Floridians have ever had diabetes and an additional 9.1% have had pre-diabetes.
There were 558 cases of tuberculosis (TB) in Florida in 2019.
Between 2012 and 2016, the rate of babies born with Down syndrome was 12.7 per 10,000 live births.
There were over 27,000 babies born with birth defects in Florida between 2012 and 2016.

Estimated Births

*Since Jan 01,

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Did You Know?

More than 100 social and economic measures are available by county and census tract in the Social and Economic Factors Report.
Data is available by census tract and ZIP code for your county in the Community Maps.
Counts of reportable diseases are updated each week on CHARTS.
A searchable data update list is available with detailed information about changes to FLHealthCHARTS.com.
Population estimates on FLHealthCHARTS provide the foundation for rate calculations for rate indicators.