Public Health—Opioid Prevention: Florida DOH-Monroe and partners handed out 138 free Narcan kits during Revive Awareness Day in the Keys, pairing naloxone with overdose-prevention education and disposal bags. Food Safety—Diarrhea Outbreak: Cyclosporiasis linked to contaminated lettuce (including Taco Bell items) is driving “explosive” diarrhea concerns nationwide, with Florida reporting dozens of cases and officials urging caution as symptoms can take up to two weeks to show. Water Safety—Toxic Algae Alert: DOH issued a Lake Okeechobee advisory after a sample found microcystin in blue-green algae, warning people, pets, and wildlife to avoid contact. Food Safety—Glass Recall: General Mills recalled 730,000+ Pillsbury bread rolls from Walmart in-store bakeries due to possible glass contamination, classified as a Class II recall. Healthcare Policy—Hospital Food Reform: RFK Jr.’s “Make Hospital Food Healthier” pledge keeps expanding in Florida, with Tampa General Hospital among the first to sign. Nutrition Regulation—Orange Juice Standards: FDA lowered the minimum sugar-density requirement for pasteurized orange juice, a move framed as support for Florida and U.S. growers. Community Health—Back-to-School Savings: Florida’s sales tax holiday runs July 20–Aug. 20, covering select school supplies and computers. Local Wellness—Chiropractic Growth: A Daytona Beach chiropractor marked five years in business and expanded services including sports rehab and cold laser therapy.