NYC, UK Warn Travelers To Avoid Florida Over Zika Virus
South Florida's small Zika outbreak could start affecting tourism.
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South Florida's small Zika outbreak could start affecting tourism.
As trampoline parks gained popularity so did the number of reported injuries, according to a new study.
Four people who have non-travel related Zika virus got it in South Florida, Florida Governor Rick Scott announced Friday.
OneBlood, the state's primary blood center, is now screening all donations for the Zika virus.
South Florida is making headlines across the country because of the Zika virus, but few local leaders are discussing it.
Federal officials are asking all blood donations be halted in Miami-Dade and Broward County as they investigate possibly locally acquired cases of the Zika virus in South Florida.
Florida health officials say there are two more Zika cases that do not appear to be related to travel.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott met with other local leaders to talk about the Zika virus.
One week after being given permission to operate by the state's Department of Health, Florida's first medical marijuana dispensary will open Tuesday in Tallahassee.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued updated recommendations on the Zika virus Monday.
Federal funding is needed to keep up efforts to contain mosquitoes that carry the Zika virus, according to Florida mosquito control officials.
With the looming possibility the Zika virus will spread through the United States - with South Florida at the forefront with the first locally acquired cases - prevention is key.
Trying to move forward with a requirement that women wait 24 hours before having abortions, Attorney General Pam Bondi's office has filed a brief at the Florida Supreme Court saying such a waiting period "does not significantly burden the right to privacy."
Florida's Department of Health has not ruled out sexual transmission or travel as the source of a Miami-area woman's Zika infection.
Florida health officials are starting to test people and mosquitoes after the first zika virus patient to possibly be infected locally in Miami-Dade County was reported this week.
