"To be honest, there's not much you can do. Just living here is a factor," Ardiles said. "It's really hard to avoid it. I would just say use common sense when there's significant dust in the air."https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona-health/2018/07/06/valley-fever-what-you-should-know/764819002/ …
Cases of Valley Fever are on the rise across AZ this year, but few effective, approved treatments exist and there are no vaccines. Our bill helps researchers better understand the disease and move toward effective treatments. https://sinema.house.gov/latest-news/sinema-mccarthy-schweikert-take-action-to-fight-valley-fever/ …pic.twitter.com/h4XljNAwcc
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Working across aisles 0 Valley fever 1
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This is a waste. Universities already study it. 95% if people who have ever been to the valley get it, it’s just that some are genetically susceptible to adverse reactions. This is dumb.
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Kyrsten - can you work on the immoral treatment of those, who under international law, seek refuge in this country. Traumatizing children & parents through separation, sadistic ICE officers, & unacceptable living conditions worries me more at this time than valley fever.
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Kyrsten, does this bill appropriate money? If not, you're wasting your time. CA gets things done. Why can't Arizona? Don't go to the feds; go to the state coffers.
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