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Florida confirms death from dengue fever as state confronts growing outbreak

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Florida confirms death from dengue fever as state confronts growing outbreak

Florida health officials confirmed one death related to dengue fever on Friday as the state deals with one of the worst outbreaks related to the viral illness. The Florida Department of Health did not provide any specifics about the pers…

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