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Intensifying Atmospheric Rivers Are Leading to a Surge in Valley Fever Cases in California

Intensifying Atmospheric Rivers Are Leading to a Surge in Valley Fever Cases in California
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Valley Fever Cases Surge after California s Atmospheric River Downpour

The fungal pathogen that causes valley fever is thriving in the American West and intensifying atmospheric rivers could be to blame

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Wastewater testing could help us stay ahead of COVID

But don’t worry, we can test it there, too.

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UCLA in the News April 29, 2022

Highlights from the Los Angeles Times, Reuters, KPCC-FM and others.

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COVID-19 hospitalizations fall to lowest point since pandemic first struck

The number of people in U.S. hospitals with COVID-19 is at its lowest point since the early days of the pandemic in the spring of 2020.

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