Florida health officials are reporting another increase in confirmed Cyclospora cases, according to the latest state disease surveillance update. The Florida Department of Health said the statewide total has reached 152 confirmed cases in 2026.
The latest report also identified three cases in Florida's Big Bend region. That local figure puts part of North Florida on the map as state officials continue to track the illness through weekly reporting.
The update came through the Florida Department of Health's Reportable Diseases Frequency Report, which is used to monitor changes in confirmed cases across the state. Based on the newest numbers, Cyclospora totals have continued to move higher from one reporting period to the next.
With statewide cases climbing and infections confirmed in the Big Bend, the latest figures show that public health monitoring remains active in Florida. The new totals offer the clearest snapshot so far of how Cyclospora cases are building in 2026.
