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About Thomas Williamson

Thomas Williamson is the acting ADHS mycotic epidemiologist under the Bureau of Infectious Disease Services. He has two degrees in public health, a masters from Drexel University and bachelors from Curry College. Tom is dedicated to enhancing the well-being of all Arizonans by fostering relationships with local health professionals and promoting Valley fever awareness.

Stay Aware, Stay Healthy: Valley Fever Awareness Week (Nov. 8–16)
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Stay Aware, Stay Healthy: Valley Fever Awareness Week (Nov. 8–16)

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Stay Aware, Stay Healthy: Valley Fever Awareness Week (Nov. 8–16)

By Thomas Williamson|2025-11-13T10:58:36-07:00November 13th, 2025|Preparedness|

The 23rd annual Valley Fever Awareness Week runs from November 8th to 16th, and helps to shine a spotlight on coccidioidomycosis, better known as Valley fever. This week is all about helping our communities throughout Arizona understand the risks, recognize the symptoms, and take steps to stay healthy. What is Valley Fever?Valley fever is a [...]

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Fungal Disease Awareness Week Blog (Sept. 15-19)
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Fungal Disease Awareness Week Blog (Sept. 15-19)

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Fungal Disease Awareness Week Blog (Sept. 15-19)

By Thomas Williamson|2025-09-17T13:12:51-07:00September 17th, 2025|General|

ADHS, alongside the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is recognizing Fungal Disease Awareness Week from September 15-19th. This annual event aims to improve public and clinician awareness of fungal diseases, which are often overlooked despite their potential severity. Among those native to Arizona, Valley fever is a disease caused by the fungus, Coccidioides, [...]

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