
In El Paso, cases of Valley fever — a disease that can lead to serious respiratory illness or worse — have tripled in the past decade.
Now, a new study by Dr. Gabriel Ibarra-Mejia from the UTEP College of Health Sciences (@utepchs), and colleagues in the College of Science, links the increase to extreme weather, wind and dust. The researchers believe these environmental signals can help predict outbreaks.
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