Health & Wellness
08/15/2026 · St. Pete Beach
Taylor Farms Recalls Jalapeño Products Amid Salmonella Outbreak
Taylor Farms is recalling sandwiches, sauces, and dips containing jalapeño after a salmonella outbreak. The recall affects 26 U.S. states. Authorities are investigating the source of the contamination.
U.S. Measles Cases Exceed 2025 Total
Measles cases in the United States have surpassed the total reported for 2025. Major outbreaks affected hundreds in South Carolina, Utah, and Arizona, with smaller clusters also emerging across other states.
08/16/2026
Workplaces Adapt to Rising ADHD Diagnoses
ADHD diagnoses have increased, prompting workplaces to reevaluate traditional structures. Employers are implementing accommodations to support neurodivergent employees, including flexible work arrangements and quiet spaces.
08/16/2026
U.S. Health Agencies Investigate Cyclospora Outbreak
U.S. health officials have launched an investigation into a new outbreak of cyclosporiasis. The Food and Drug Administration has not yet identified specific products linked to the illnesses. Efforts are underway to trace the origins of the parasitic infections.
07/31/2026
Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Source Investigation Continues
Federal officials are investigating a multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak potentially linked to lettuce. An initial laboratory finding of cyclospora in a lettuce sample from Taylor Farms was later determined to be a false positive. The outbreak involves more than 7,000 reported cases nationwide.
07/30/2026
Health Secretary States Cyclosporiasis Outbreak 'Under Control' Amid Cases
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the cyclosporiasis outbreak is 'under control.' This statement follows thousands of reported cases across multiple states. The FDA has identified shredded iceberg lettuce from a Taylor Farms facility as a source for some illnesses.
07/30/2026
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City Commission Regular Meeting Tuesday, April 16, 2024 6:00 PM City Hall Commission Chambers 123 Harrison Avenue Panama City, FL 32401 Join us for the regular meeting of the Panama City Commission. This meeting will cover various city matters, including updates on ongoing projects, departmental reports, and any proposed ordinances or resolutions. Public comment will be welcomed from residents during the designated portion of the agenda. Agendas will be posted prior to the meeting on the city's website.
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