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DOH-Monroe Participates in Juneteenth Event

Marvin Gifford with DOH-Monroe and Randy Bickers from AH Monroe

Saturday June 18, 2022, DOH-Monroe participated in the Juneteenth celebration at Nelson English Park in Key West. Carmel Cox, DOH-Monroe’s Record Specialist, coordinated and was also the President of the MLK Jr. Birthday Celebration and Scholarship Committee. Thirty reusable bags containing information and promotional items, fans, male and female condoms, HIV and STD education brochures and PREP information were provided. Many from the community stopped by to thank DOH-Monroe for being present. An estimated 200 participants were at the event, including children, teens and young adults, along with parents and elders in the community.

DOH-Calhoun and DOH-Liberty Kick off Summer Break at Last Day of School Event

DOH-Calhoun/Liberty staff and students at Cooper's Park in Blountstown

DOH-Calhoun and DOH-Liberty kicked off summer break at a last day of school event at Cooper's Park in Blountstown. Students gathered at this community-sponsored event after school on June 1, 2022, to play and enjoy a fun afternoon outside. Children ranging from 1 to 18 years old as well as their parents and families were present at this event. The hot summer weather attracted students and their families to the DOH-Calhoun and DOH-Liberty area where there were fans to cool off, healthy snack options for summer and information about sun, water and insect safety. Families received sunscreen and insect repellant and learned valuable tips to stay safe this summer!

DOH-Osceola Participates in Kissimmee Juneteenth Festival

Event attendees eager to learn more about DOH-Osceola’s
programs and services

DOH-Osceola participated in the 2022 Kissimmee Juneteenth Festival on Saturday, June 18, 2022, at the Kissimmee Lakefront Park. This event was a celebration of community, culture and unity including live music, delicious food and craft vendors. Event attendees visited the DOH-Osceola tent to learn more about offered programs and services, familiar themselves with health equity efforts and pick up some awesome promotional giveaways. With the summer months here, attendees also had the opportunity to learn more about swimming safety. Staff from DOH-Osceola Environmental, Health Equity, Health Promotions and WIC departments were excited to participate in this free family friendly event.

DOH-Volusia Hosts Path4Hope Conference

DOH-Volusia's Path4Hope Conference at Bethune Cookman University

In 2020, overdoses in Volusia County increased by 75% and Fentanyl contributed to 85% of fatal overdoses. In response, DOH-Volusia hosted a two-day Path4Hope conference that brought together 68 participants including pharmacists, physicians, law enforcement professionals, community organization staff and people who are in recovery. DOH-Volusia asked this collaborative to work together and asked tough questions for visioning and planning. Participants designed a local, specific, long-term plan. The event enhanced communication among community members and partners to address overdose issues for the long haul.

Focus On

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a virus which affects the body’s immune system.

What's New

The Health Equity Profile has been updated with a new look and several CHARTS indicators have been added.
Hospitalizations from mental disorders indicators were updated by standardizing the calculation and title throughout CHARTS.
Monkey Pox was added to the Reportable Disease Frequency Report.
2021 data has been released for the Adult Substance Abuse Program Enrollees and Child Substance Abuse Program Enrollees indicators.

Quick Facts

In 2020, there were 277 viral hepatitis deaths in Florida.
In 2020, 1,021 cases of hepatitis A were reported in Florida, down from 3,392 in 2019.
In 2020, 549 cases of acute hepatitis B were reported in Florida.
In 2020, 4,061 new cases of chronic hepatitis B were reported in Florida.
In 2020, 325 cases of hepatitis B in pregnant women were reported in Florida, a decrease from 423 cases in 2019.
In 2020, 1,688 cases of acute hepatitis C were reported in Florida, an increase from the 806 cases in 2019.
In 2020, chronic liver disease and cirrhosis was Florida’s 9th leading cause of death, accounting for 3,738 deaths.
Hepatitis causes inflammation of the liver and can result in chronic liver disease, liver cirrhosis and liver cancer.
With treatment, most children with orofacial clefts do well and lead a healthy life.
The Birth Defects Profile provides data about rates of birth defects in Florida.
In 2019, there were 7,606 new cases of melanoma, with a rate of 25.5 per 100,000.
Leukemia is a cancer of the blood and bone marrow characterized by an abnormal increase of blood cells, usually white blood cells.
In 2020, the unintentional drowning crude death rates were 2.2 per 100,000 for all ages and 5.2 per 100,000 for children under 5 years old.

Estimated Births

*Since Jan 01,

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Did You Know?

Incidence refers to the number of cases during the reporting period. In CHARTS, some indicators about incidence are called cases or diagnoses.
Most CHARTS reports can be exported to Excel. Look for the Excel icon in the CHARTS report pages.
ZIP code and census-tract data is available through CHARTS’ Data Queries and Community Maps.
The Access and Functional Needs Profile provides estimates by county of populations that might need emergency shelter in the event of natural or other disasters.