"California Faces Growing Threat of Valley Fever Infections"

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Health officials in California are warning of an increased risk of Valley fever infections due to the wet weather experienced during the past winter. Valley fever, caused by breathing in fungus spores found in dust, can lead to respiratory problems such as cough, fever, chest pain, body aches, and fatigue. The California Department of Public Health advises the public to recognize symptoms and take precautions to avoid exposure to dusty air, especially in areas where Valley fever is common.
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