Toxic mushrooms popping up in East Bay Parks: ‘You do not want to eat it'
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Melissa Fowlks, a naturalist for the East Bay Regional Park District, is warning against two poisonous mushrooms to look out for while visiting the parks: the 'Death Cap' and the 'Western Destroying Angel.'
'You do not want to eat it,' said Fowlks. 'Both of those are very toxic, and they have in the past resulted in death so they will give you a really bad stomachache, intestinal distress.'
The warning is not just for people. Pet owners are encouraged to keep their animals on a leash. Both mushrooms can be found anywhere where there are oak tree roots.
The toxic mushrooms pop up typically every year after stormy weather.
'Because we got all that rain, we had a lot of fungi popping up from under the ground,' said Fowlks.
Not all of those mushrooms are bad. 'Fungi is important,' added Fowlks. 'They're decomposers. They help create nutrient-rich soil. We need them.'
Fowlks just wrapped up the annual Tilden Fungus Fair, a free event to educate visitors on the variety of mushrooms around the East Bay. The fair was postponed after a dry January.
With unseasonably warmer weather underway, Fowlks is reminding potential park visitors on what they can and cannot do before making the trip.
'We've been having a lot of folks coming about searching, foraging — which you are not allowed to do in the East Bay Regional Parks so just be mindful of that,' said Fowlks. 'We don't want to do that.'
There are warning signs about the toxic mushrooms posted along the trails at the East Park Regional Parks. Park officials say the best way to stay safe is to stay on the trail.
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The new data, from the company's pivotal Phase 3 PURPOSE 1 (NCT04994509) and PURPOSE 2 (NCT04925752) trials that assessed the efficacy and safety of twice-yearly Yeztugo for PrEP, will be presented via poster sessions and during a Yeztugo-dedicated oral session at the International AIDS Society (IAS) 2025, the 13 th IAS Conference on HIV Science in Kigali, Rwanda on Thursday, July 17. The data presentations come less than a month after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Yeztugo as the first and only twice-yearly HIV prevention option. The data underscore Gilead's focus on intentional inclusion in the PURPOSE program to ensure broad and robust population data at the trials' primary analyses, as well as spotlight the community and organizational collaborations that guided the trial design and implementation process. 'It's a thrill to be back in Kigali with so many of the community, advocacy and research partners who helped make PURPOSE the most intentionally inclusive HIV prevention trial program ever conducted,' said Moupali Das, Vice President of Clinical Development, HIV Prevention & Pediatrics at Gilead Sciences. 'As the first and only twice-yearly PrEP option, Yeztugo continues to demonstrate efficacy and tolerability among diverse populations, and we're excited to highlight new data on this breakthrough HIV prevention option here at IAS 2025.' Yeztugo was Efficacious and Well Tolerated in Trials Among Pregnant and Lactating Women, Adolescents and Young People, and Can Be Administered in People Receiving Treatment for TB and Other Conditions Pregnant and lactating women—who face a heightened likelihood of acquiring HIV—have historically been excluded from HIV prevention trials. Based on input from community meetings in locations including Kigali, Gilead ensured that pregnant and lactating women were included in the Phase 3 PURPOSE 1 trial, which evaluated twice-yearly Yeztugo in cisgender women and adolescent girls in Sub-Saharan Africa. PURPOSE data presented at IAS 2025 show that Yeztugo was efficacious in pregnant and breastfeeding or lactating women, with no new cases of HIV reported among 184 participants in the Yeztugo group (there were a total of 509 pregnancies among 487 participants in PURPOSE 1). Data also show that Yeztugo was well tolerated by these women, that there were similar safety profiles between pregnant and non-pregnant women, and that there were no clinically significant differences in predicted Yeztugo exposure by pregnancy trimester or postpartum status. Additionally, exposure in breastfed infants was minimal. 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