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Rate of new HIV infections remain high in SWFL

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Diane Holm, spokeswoman for the department in Lee County, said that its likely that the regions proximity to Miami (No. 1 for new infections in 2013, according to the CDC) and the high-population Tampa-Orlando corridor are likely driving the higher rates here.

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Jun 27, 2015

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Chikungunya fever confirmed in Lee County

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"It's definitely something to be concerned about. It's very, very painful for anyone who gets infected with the virus. So what we want you to do is cover up wear long sleeves and pants if you can," Diane Holm with the Florida Department of Health in Lee County said.

Date

Jun 09, 2014

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What Is Vibrio Vulnificus? Flesh-Eating Salt Water Bacteria Infects 31 In Florida

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However, Diane Holm, a state health department representative in Lee County said people should not panic over the bacteria. This is nothing abnormal. We dont believe there is any greater risk for someone to swim in the Gulf [of Mexico] today than there was yesterday or 10 years ago, Holm told the

Date

Oct 12, 2013

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31 People Infected, 10 Dead, by Salt Water Bacteria in Florida

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State health department spokesperson Diane Holm in Lee County said that the statistics provide no significant increase from the past two years. Florida reported nine deaths in 2012 and 13 before that. The only difference this year is that it will be broadcasted in media.

Date

Oct 12, 2013

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31 in Fla. infected by bacteria in salt water

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But there's no need to stop swimming in the Gulf of Mexico, says Diane Holm, a spokeswoman for the state health department in Lee County, which has had a handful of cases that included one fatality this year.

Date

Oct 11, 2013

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Florida boy continues to battle brain-eating amoeba

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"In Florida, the months of July, August and September are the warmest, so any standing fresh water is going to be warm and have the potential to host Naegleria fowleri," said Diane Holm, a Florida Department of Health spokeswoman.

Date

Aug 16, 2013

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