The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirms in a new research article today what doctors, epidemiologists and people who suffer from valley fever have experienced first-hand -- cases of the fungal disease rose at stunning rates over the last decade, especially in California and Arizona. The CDC's analysis addresses the findings reported in Just One Breath, a series of news stories on valley fever by the Reporting on Health Collaborative published in The Californian and other outlets.
Cdc Confirms Spike In Valley Fever Cases Over Last Decade
Bakersfield.com Local News, The Bakersfield Californian
Thu, 03/28/2013 - 10:36am
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Topics: California Kern County Bakersfield
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