#valley-fever

#valley-fever

Coccidioides fungus, causing Valley fever, is spreading in California, with cases increasing dramatically due to climate change. [ more ]

Heightened risk of Valley fever in California's Central Valley and Central Coast, especially after multiple festival-related cases this year. [ more ]

Heightened risk of Valley fever in California's Central Valley and Central Coast, especially after multiple festival-related cases this year. [ more ]

Valley fever incidence has surged significantly after a recent outdoor music festival in California.

Environmental changes and increased soil disturbance are likely contributing to the rise in valley fever cases. [ more ]

There is a heightened risk of valley fever in California this fall due to climate change and its impact on the fungus.

California reported significantly increased valley fever infections compared to the previous year, emphasizing climate as a contributing factor. [ more ]

Valley fever infections in California are rising due to weather conditions; awareness of symptoms is critical for timely diagnosis. [ more ]

Valley fever cases are rising in California, as shown by a recent festival outbreak with multiple infections and hospitalizations. [ more ]

Valley fever cases are rising in California, particularly linked to outdoor events and exacerbated by climate change. [ more ]

Valley fever cases in California have been increasing, with more than 5,300 reported through June 2023, attributed to factors like construction activities and increasing awareness among providers and patients. [ more ]