epidemiology

Asal Johnson says more testing is still needed to fully understand the virus and stop it from spreading even further. Johnson’s an epidemiologist at Stetson Unversity. She says there’s still a lot we don’t know about the virus- which is one more reason to take the social distancing measures seriously in the face of the pandemic.

The child was from Hillsborough County.

Florida residents, and tourists alike, are at higher risk of contracting waterborne illnesses from the ocean when temperatures rise during the summer. Precautions can be taken to avoid infection.