Lisa Shubitz, DVM and the vaccine study’s lead author, was photographed for the UA article about progress on the Valley Fever vaccine for dogs

Valley Fever Canine Vaccine Progress

A vaccine for Valley Fever appears to have major promising results. Not for people, but for dogs. The delta-CPS1 vaccine was originally derived from an infection that attacked maize, but now is useful for a “live” vaccine using genetically modified Coccidioides spores that are not able to cause the symptoms that characterize Valley Fever. Since…

Trypanosoma is shown as an example of what people expect parasites to look like. Nonetheless, Valley Fever is also a parasitic disease.

Is Valley Fever a parasite? The proof is here

Certain words are inherently offensive. In the discussion of any disease, people don’t like thinking about terrible consequences. In Valley Fever specifically, we have recently been told the term “parasite” is offensive. Some have said they will readily admit they have Valley Fever, but certainly not any kind of parasite. There are people incorrectly hung…

Valley Fever misinformation matches COVID-19 vaccine public health info

Valley Fever misinformation matches COVID-19 vaccine public health info

In Valley Fever the constant barrage of misinformation is astounding. You can’t be reinfected…until you are. It will probably be flu-like symptoms…unless it disseminates. It probably won’t affect you unless you’re in a risk group…until it does. Science proves there is enduring, lifelong immunity to Valley Fever…unless a reactivation takes place, sometimes even decades after…