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Florida health officials reported a new case of malaria, bringing the total number of locally acquired malaria infections in the U.S. to eight since May.

City reports notable rise in dengue incidents compared to previous years, prompts vigilant measures by health authorities

The Florida Department of Health reported a new locally acquired case of malaria in Sarasota County during the week of July 9-15. That's in addition to five...

Guwahati: After Japanese Encephalitis and dengue, malaria has reared its ugly head in Assam.

The United States now has had eight reported cases of malaria, seven of them in Florida, state health officials reported.

Since May, seven cases of locally transmitted cases of malaria have been reported in Sarasota, Florida. Should Americans be worried about the illness?

All of the cases are originating from the same area near the Sarasota County-Manatee County line, health officials say.

Delhi Mayor Shelly Oberoi said several areas were waterlogged, but flood waters have started receding in several areas.

His day job which is arguably going worse and his presidential campaign. and his day job being governor of florida that has been going poorly at stuff that is sort of lower profile but perhaps more unnerving. take for example the fact that florida is experiencing its first cases of malaria in a couple of decades. under desantis the top relevant jobs are vacant in the public health agency thats responsible for detecting and preventing the spread of diseases like malaria. so thats a bad time for t...

Malaria in florida. theres also an exodus of insurance company from florida which means an increasing number of that states residents are losing basic thing like car insurance and home insurance. its not just because of natural disasters. it is also because of state policies related to insurance that insurance company say are forcing them out. democratic lawmakers say theyve been trying to get desantis to focus on a solution to keep insurance company in the state and to keep insurance premiums f...