For many people, being infected with Valley Fever is a benign experience; but for some, it's an experience that will stick ...

A key reason for Valley fever’s spread, researchers say, may be human-driven climate change — and they warn that a much larger area of the United States will become vulnerable to the disease ...

Coccidioidomycosis, or "Valley fever," is a fungal disease caused by inhalation of ... and sometimes fatal illness in humans and animals. Despite the public health burden of this disease, a lack of ...

according to the Valley Fever Center for Excellence. The spores are breathed in, just like in humans, and they do not spread from dogs to humans. Researchers at UA and manufacturer Anivive are ...

If you live in the Central Valley of California, chances are you’ve heard of Valley Fever. This serious mystery disease, if ...

Valley fever is a viral disease that is caused by inhaling spores of the fungus Coccidioides immitis, which lives in the soil in certain arid regions of the southwestern U.S.

Banner Urgent Cares across Phoenix and Tucson are now testing pneumonia patients for Valley Fever 45% of the time, an increase of 18% from last February. TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — After seeing a ...

More wind is on the way and is likely to stir up more dust across Phoenix. But the risk of valley fever likely isn't higher than normal.