Health officials warn of rise in Valley Fever infections across California
Health officials warn of rise in Valley Fever infections across California
California Department of Public Health officials expect an increased risk of Valley fever infections due to past winter’s wet weather. Research from the University of California, UC Berkeley and CDPH found that periods of drought followed by a heavy rain season increases the transmission of the fungus which causes Valley fever.
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