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As dengue continues to rise in Florida, some are worried about underreporting of cases

Florida residents are concerned about rising dengue cases amid worries of underreporting.

By · Published October 1, 2026  10:46 UTC · Updated October 1, 2026  11:24 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: Florida residents are concerned about rising dengue cases amid worries of underreporting.
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Lee County has sent mosquito-killing support to Hillsborough County, a move that comes as dengue cases continue to rise in Florida. This surge in dengue cases has led some to worry about underreporting of cases, which could exacerbate the situation.

However, coverage does not yet specify the extent of underreporting or its potential impact on public health efforts. The situation in Florida remains uncertain.

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What is being done to address the dengue outbreak in Florida?

Lee County has sent mosquito-killing support to Hillsborough County.

Have there been any reports of underreporting of dengue cases?

Coverage does not yet specify the extent of underreporting.

Which counties have been affected by the dengue outbreak?

Pinellas County has extended the state of local emergency for dengue fever.

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