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Novel Coronavirus: COVID-19

On February 28, 2020 the World Health Organization officials upgraded its global risk assessment of the novel coronavirus' potential for spread and impact from "high" to "very high." The Florida Department of Health (Department) is working closely with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to monitor the current outbreak of COVID-19 and 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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The COVID-19 Call Center is available 24/7
1 (866) 779-6121 | COVID-19@flhealth.gov

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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT

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

First Responders in Manatee County Celebrate Hospital Workers

Lakewood Ranch Medical Center staff wave at first responder motorcade

Lakewood Ranch Medical Center staff wave in gratitude as a motorcade of area first responders passes the hospital entrance on April 17 in Lakewood Ranch.
First responders riding fire engines, ambulances and law enforcement vehicles staged a motorcade around the facility in honor of hospital workers staffing the frontlines of the COVID-19 public health crisis.
Motorcades were staged simultaneously at Blake Medical Center, Doctors Hospital of Sarasota ER in Lakewood Ranch and Manatee Memorial Hospital.
DOH-Manatee delivered its own message of thanks as it shared the Manatee County Sheriff's Office invitation to the motorcade with local media and COVID-19 partners across the county.
"The Manatee County Health Department salutes all of our health care partners as we continue to move through the COVID-19 pandemic," the message reads. "A BIG thanks to our first responders, as well as to Sheriff Rick Wells and the Manatee County Sheriff's Office team, for inspiring hospital staff and others working the frontlines to save lives and promote good public health across Manatee County during this crisis."

DOH-Palm Beach COVID-19 Thank You to Employees Video from Dr. Alonso

DOH-Alachua Recognizes Heroes Work Here

Staff members stand behind ‘Heroes Work Here’ sign

There are over 300 employees working for the Department of Health in Alachua County during the COVID-19 public health crisis. On Friday April 17th, DOH-Alachua honored all of these hardworking, essential employees with a colorful sign that read "Heroes Work Here." These photos serve to remind each employee of their value. To all DOH-Alachua employees: The community sees you and appreciates your contributions as well as your sacrifices.

See below for additional examples of amazing county health department response activities:

Focus on

Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias – Dementia is a major cause of disability and dependency among older people worldwide.

What's New

A new Non-Fatal Injury Dashboard has been released, showing injury data by mechanism, traumatic brain injury status and insurance payer.
The Minority Health Profiles have been incorporated into the Health Equity Profile

Quick Facts

In 2018, 79.3% of men and 79.1% of women said their health was good or excellent.
In 2018, 69.8% of men and 77.5% of women reported they had a personal doctor.
In 2018, the top three leading causes of death for men were heart diseases, cancer and unintentional injury.
In 2018, men had an age-adjusted unintentional injury death rate of 74.9 per 100,000, while the rate for women was 33.6 per 100,000.
In 2018, 70.8% of men and 61.0% of women were overweight or obese.
In 2018, 23.0% of men reported they engaged in heavy or binge drinking compared with 13.7% of women.
In 2018, 21.1% of adults age 18-64 had an HIV test within the past 12 months.
In 2018, 7.4% of men and 8.4% of women had ever been diagnosed with cancer, excluding skin cancer.
In 2018, 10.5% of men and 9.2% of women had ever been diagnosed with skin cancer.
An estimated 13.2% of adults 65 and older had Alzheimer’s disease in 2018.
In 2018, there were 3,892 men and 1,014 women diagnosed with HIV.

Estimated Births

*Since Jan 01,

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Did You Know?

You can get data about HIV/AIDS cases by mode of transmission in the HIV/AIDS data viewers.
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System data can be filtered for men and women using the “Select Dimension” option.
Use the “Change Groupings” feature in FloridaCHARTS.com viewer windows to compare health statistics for men and women.
Using CHARTS Query systems, you can compare health statistics for men and women by moving the filter for “sex” to the column area.