To the Editor—We read with great interest Kuberski and Yourison’s hypothesis that Coccidioides spp. and other dimorphic fungi may be the precipitants of sarcoidosis in a proportion of cases [1]. We would like to suggest additional ways to test this hypothesis, as well as suggesting that Cryptococcus spp. be included in the list of fungi considered possible precipitants.
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