Varying a great deal in terms of severity, pneumonia causes breathing difficulties, congestion, the production of mucus, and many other symptoms. The absence of fever in pneumonia does not ...

(Plus, viruses and other bacteria besides M. pneumoniae can trigger the condition, too.) Walking pneumonia tends to peak ...

Most people have experienced the telltale signs of a common cold, but what happens when those familiar symptoms are actually something more serious? Walking pneumonia, a milder cousin of ...

Infections tend to be most common among older children and adolescents but in 2024 have been rampant among young children, ...

Do you have bronchitis or pneumonia? Both are lung infections with similar symptoms, so it can be hard to tell the difference. The big difference between these two conditions — and you might not ...

They have the usual flu-like symptoms of congestion and fever ... many of these ‘silent’ cases of walking pneumonia stay under the ‘limited’ line due to underreporting.

Children and adults with walking pneumonia usually have cold-like symptoms and feel well enough for daily activities. Walking pneumonia symptoms in children can include: Walking pneumonia is ...

a form of pneumonia that often presents with subtle symptoms. Dr. Joanne Skaggs from OU Health discussed the condition on Wednesday morning, offering insights and advice on staying healthy.

As pneumonia is a leading killer of children in both the neonatal (153,000 deaths) and post-neonatal (349,000 deaths) periods, reducing these deaths will have a major impact on the global goal.