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Florida confirms a death from dengue as the state struggles with one of its worst recent outbreaks

Health officials say 41 locally acquired cases were reported statewide in one week as crews intensify mosquito control and residents are urged to avoid bites.

  • On Friday, the Florida Department of Health confirmed the state's first dengue fever death of 2026, involving 80-year-old Gay Small, who died of "dengue infection," "septic shock," and "multi-organ failure" at Tampa General Hospital in Hillsborough County.
  • Hillsborough County has become the epicenter of an unprecedented dengue surge, recording 134 of the 152 locally acquired infections reported in Florida this summer, a dramatic shift from the county's typical handful of annual cases.
  • Doctors at Tampa General Hospital have treated more than 100 dengue patients, with chief hospital epidemiology officer Dr. Kartik Cherabuddi noting the intense body aches known as "break-bone fever" frequently drive patients to emergency rooms.
  • Hillsborough County Mosquito Management Services is deploying trucks and helicopters to eliminate disease vectors, while senior environmental scientist Paolo Pecora urged residents to drain standing water on their properties to disrupt breeding cycles.
  • Climate change and warmer temperatures are expanding mosquito ranges, with University of Florida associate professor Michael von Fricken suggesting these outbreaks could become the "new normal" for the state's recurring dengue threat.
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WOFL broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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