Valley Fever, Now Endemic to Southwest, Disproportionately Affects Minority Groups

The fungus is found throughout the Southwest and, according to the Arizona Department of Health Services, Arizona accounts for nearly two-thirds of all Valley fever cases in the U.S.

Related Keywords

Arizona ,United States ,California ,Mexico ,Alaska ,Tucson ,University Of Arizona ,Maricopa ,Berkeley ,American ,Alaskans ,Americans ,Jack Orleans Cronkite ,Daniel Sestiaga ,Robert Johns ,John Galgiani ,Forum Infectious Diseases ,Labor Center ,University Of California ,Indian Health Service ,American Medical Association Journal Of Ethics ,Centers For Disease ,Arizona State University ,Industrial Commission In Tucson ,Arizona Department Of Health Services ,Health Administration ,Drug Administration ,Valley Fever Center ,Disease Control ,Banner Urgent ,Banner Urgent Care ,Arizona Department ,Health Services ,Native American ,Open Forum Infectious Diseases ,Native Alaskans ,Native Americans ,Fort Yuma Quechan ,Valley Fever ,Arizona Board ,American Medical Association Journal ,Occupational Safety ,Industrial Commission ,