>>6440617

Arizona Anon here. I have a theory the Valley Fever increase is related to Gardasil and the HPV vaccination.

Started looking when a friend's otherwise healthy son came down with it. They don't break the data out well by age group so I can't confirm an increase among adolescents, but they do break out by gender.

Used to be most common in males. Then, long about 2009, the rate in females went higher than the male rate. Few years later, males caught back up again.

Coincides with Gardasil vaccines first given to females, then given to males and females.

Not medical anon, but I did some reading on immune system problems with HPV vaccines when my kids got to the age they'd start pushing it on them.

>>6440903

Valley fever case gender distribution appears to be shifting– with more females than males hav- ing positive lab results for Valley fever. We are currently investigating the true cause for this shift, but it may be due to a difference in gender views on health, or the change in reporting. In 2007, 54% of cases were male; in 2011 only 42% of cases were male. The percentage of missing data has remained con- stant at around 1% over the last 5 years.

https://www.azdhs.gov/documents/preparedness/epidemiology-disease-control/valley-fever/reports/valley-fever-2007-2011.pdf

>>6440959

This was the damning thing for HPV and Gardasil for me.

It was a mostly male disease before they started pushing that shot.

>>6440985

Not just that. They wanted to be able to destroy him and his family when she got elected.