After rejecting federal teen health survey, Fla has yet to release their results

Florida’s newly created health survey for teens seems to have fallen out of sight but not out of mind. “I think this is just a ball that has been dropped. It's been enough time, I would like to see some results,” said Christy Devigili, a Lee County parent and advocate for parents’ rights. Devigili is also among 14 workgroup members selected to help develop Florida’s new youth behavior survey. “I it has to do with our kids, we should be involved in the conversation and that's why I wanted to be on this committee,” she said.