Pneumonia
Find the latest stories, news, and expert advice about pneumonia, including medical research on symptoms, treatment, and prevention.
Should You Get a Pneumonia Vaccine?
Respiratory infections can sometimes lead to pneumonia, so it’s important to get a pneumonia vaccine if you’re 65 and up or have certain health conditions.
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What Is Pneumonia?
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Too Many Hospital Patients Go Home With Black-Box Antibiotics
Many hospitals are cutting back on the use of powerful, risky antibiotics called fluoroquinolones, but are sending patients home with these medications.
Bacterial Pneumonia Poses High Risk for Heart Complications
Research presented at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2018 suggests bacterial pneumonia is more harmful to the heart than viral pneumonia.
Pneumonia’s Long-Term Health Consequences
Older adults hospitalized just once for pneumonia may suffer functional and cognitive decline. Here’s the research.
Pneumonia Treatment: What You Need to Know
Treatment options for pneumonia depend on which type you have.
A Guide to Flu and Pneumonia Vaccines
Recently, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) changed their recommendations on how often and when to vaccinate for pneumonia and the flu, as well as which vaccines to give.