The CDC says pets can also get Valley fever, but there is no evidence ... according to the experts. "If you are not immunocompromised, do your best to not get exposed to large amounts of dust ...

You cannot get valley fever or complications like valley fever ... is usually strong enough to control the infection. People who do experience symptoms will usually develop them between one ...

Dogs could help predict valley fever spread in humans. A new UC Davis study finds a correlation between occurrence of dog and ...

Valley Fever, or coccidioidomycosis, is a fungus that develops below the undisturbed surface of soils in hot, dry areas in the western United States. The fungus, when inhaled in dust, can cause ...

Public health officials in San Luis Obispo County are reporting a record number of Valley Fever Cases for 2024.

The fungus that causes Valley fever lives naturally in San Luis Obispo County soil and neighboring counties, the public ...

Valley fever cases are expected to increase in 2025, particularly in California, raising public health concerns. A recent study reveals a strong link between the disease in dogs and humans ...

Valley fever is known to increase after periods of drought followed by heavy rain, according to county health officer – San ...

The Valley Fever Institute at Kern Medical invites the community to come out to raise awareness and funds to help fight ...

California scientists have determined that dogs might be able to help predict the spread of a dangerous fungus, which has ...

Around 60% of people who get Valley fever do not experience symptoms and do not ... “It would be nearly impossible to avoid all exposure to dirt, but you can limit your risk.” ...

Valley fever cases are expected to increase in 2025, particularly in California, raising public health concerns. A recent study reveals a strong link between the disease in dogs and humans ...