Florida Environmental Public Health Tracking
works in partnership with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to track diseases that may be related to environmental exposures. This website provides data sets on environmental hazards and associated health outcomes. The purpose of these efforts is to inform communities about disease trends and to design interventions that lead to better health outcomes. Learn more
works in partnership with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to track diseases that may be related to environmental exposures. This website provides data sets on environmental hazards and associated health outcomes. The purpose of these efforts is to inform communities about disease trends and to design interventions that lead to better health outcomes. Learn more
What's new?
Handwashing Awareness Week is December 1-7
- Prevent viruses from spreading by washing your hands frequently
- Wash hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds
- If you don’t have soap and water, use hand sanitizer with 60% alcohol
Holiday Safety-Lead in Toys
You can’t see lead but it can be very harmful to children and affect how they grow.
You can protect children from lead found in imported toys and toy jewelry.
You can’t see lead but it can be very harmful to children and affect how they grow.
You can protect children from lead found in imported toys and toy jewelry.
- Check recalls for toys that contain high levels of lead at the Consumer Product Safety Commission
- Supervise your children at play
- Keep young children from putting toys and jewelry in their mouths
To keep Florida residents and visitors safe, informed and aware about the status of the coronavirus, the Florida Department of Health has launched a COVID-19 website.