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
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National Public Health Week is April 6-12th
This year’s theme is Ready. Set. Action!
Good health doesn’t just happen.
It requires a coordinated effort across systems, science, and community partnerships to keep us healthy.
It is important to:
This year’s theme is Ready. Set. Action!
Good health doesn’t just happen.
It requires a coordinated effort across systems, science, and community partnerships to keep us healthy.
It is important to:
- Recognize progress in public health and celebrate successes
- Advocate for evidence-based policies and practices that promote good health
- Engage in community-based initiatives and public health programs
- Participate in challenges and events that encourage healthy behaviors
Earth Day is April 22nd
Join us in celebrating the 56th anniversary of Earth Day.
The 2026 theme is “Our Power, Our Planet”.
Clean air, safe water, and resilience after natural disasters are essential.
Join us in celebrating the 56th anniversary of Earth Day.
The 2026 theme is “Our Power, Our Planet”.
Clean air, safe water, and resilience after natural disasters are essential.
Poisoning Prevention
"When the unexpected happens, Poison Help is here for you".
Did you know that some common poisonings after a storm include carbon monoxide, medication mistakes, chemicals, cleaning products, bites, and stings.
Learn more about accidental carbon monoxide poisoning.
Contact 1-800-222-1222 for poisoning questions or emergency information.
"When the unexpected happens, Poison Help is here for you".
Did you know that some common poisonings after a storm include carbon monoxide, medication mistakes, chemicals, cleaning products, bites, and stings.
Learn more about accidental carbon monoxide poisoning.
Contact 1-800-222-1222 for poisoning questions or emergency information.