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If you’re one of the thousands in Central Florida who have come down with fevers, aches, coughs and headaches over the past few weeks, there’s a good chance it’s the flu. Orange is one of six Florida counties experiencing an outbreak as emergency department visits soar statewide, according to state health department data. About 1,800 Floridians tested positive last week at AdventHealth ...

Cold and flu season has officially arrived in Orlando, and it looks like it’s going to be a big one. So big that already Orange County is in the middle of a flu outbreak, one of four counties with that distinction across the state, according to Florida Department of Health data. In recent weeks, a growing surge of people sick with the flu flooded emergency departments and urgent care centers ...

Every summer, as temperatures rise, Phoenix-area doctors begin seeing more patients with heat-related symptoms but a deadly heat wave entering its fourth week with temperatures above 110 degrees is taking its toll on even the most heat-acclimated populations. 

Flu season ramps up in Central Florida

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As residents repair their homes from Hurricane Ian, AdventHealth Centra Care is seeing more people come in with injuries such as cuts.

As a member of the AARP Network of Age‐Friendly States and Communities, Orlando is developing a plan for older residents to live well.

Centra Care sees uptick in patients seeking treatment for heat-related illness

AdventHealth physicians in the Orlando region report treating an average of 11 patients a week in July for heat-related illnesses, more than five times as many during the same period last year.