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COVID cases rise in South Florida
Rising cases prompt renewed caution as schools prepare to reopen.

Rising COVID-19 cases in South Florida prompt renewed caution as schools prepare to reopen.
COVID cases rise in South Florida as kids prepare to return to school
State health data show positive COVID-19 cases across Miami-Dade and Broward counties jumped more than 50 percent from June to July, a sign that the seasonal shift toward back-to-school activities may be accompanied by higher transmission. Hospitals report more patients with cold or flu like symptoms, a pattern officials say mirrors other respiratory illnesses when classrooms fill again.
Key Takeaways
"It’s spreading like any other cold or flu, and patients are coming in with cold and flu symptoms."
Dr. Adam Rubin, Memorial Regional Hospital Medical Director, on current patient presentations.
"Vaccination provides greater protection against contracting COVID and experiencing the worst symptoms."
Health guidance on vaccines.
"The best protection is common-sense precautions and testing when you feel unwell."
Public health guidance.
"Parents deserve clear guidance they can trust from local health officials."
Editorial perspective on public communication.
The uptick underscores how back-to-school periods intensify public health questions about how to protect children and families without disrupting in-person learning. The challenge is not just a surge in cases but ensuring consistent messages about testing, vaccination, and everyday precautions so families can plan with confidence. Clear, practical guidance matters as community views on vaccines and masks continue to evolve.
Highlights
- Protection is a habit not a headline
- Vaccination and testing stay at the center of safer classrooms
- Everyday precautions keep schools open and families safe
- Back to school should not mean back to risk
As data shift, so too should local guidance and support for families preparing for the new school year.
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