Virus
Crown Princess Returns To Port Again After Norovirus Outbreak
For the second time in as many days, the Princess Cruise Line ship “Crown Princess” is having to return to port after another outbreak of the norovirus, which attacks the gastrointestinal system.
Dogs Euthanized, Adoptions Suspended, After Distemper Outbreak
All dog adoptions at Miami-Dade County Animal Services have been suspended following an outbreak of Canine Distemper.
Animal Services Euthanizes 18 Dogs In Infectious Disease Outbreak
Miami-Dade County’s Animal Services confirmed 18 cases of Canine Distemper among its shelter population. The dogs were euthanized Saturday.
M-D Health Dept. Confirms Dengue Fever Case
Miami-Dade County Health Department officials confirmed Wednesday that a Miami-Dade resident has contracted Dengue Fever.
Internet A-Twitter With Castro Death Rumors
Social media giant Twitter was buzzing with rumors that former Cuban leader Fidel Castro is dead, or very close to it.
2nd Case Of Dengue Fever Confirmed In Miami-Dade County
The second locally-acquired case of Dengue Fever has been confirmed in Miami-Dade County.
“Fever Phobia” Can Be Bad For Your Kid’s Health
A new report is urging moms and dads to hold off giving their kids Tylenol or aspirin the next time they come down with a fever.
Stem Cells May Have Cured HIV
Doctors in Germany believe that for the first time, they have cured a human of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). The potential breakthrough was first reported by the Huffington Post.
I-Team: Researchers Reveal What’s In The Sand
They are seemingly harmless granules for little ones and beach goers alike. But while you’re luxuriating on your South Florida blanket of sand you had better pay attention to a unique research team, headed by one of the world’s most famous sand detectives, who found, that on some beaches “It is more dangerous to be in sand than to be in water.”






