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Pneumonia is an inflammation of the lungs caused by bacteria, virus, fungus or the inhalation of foreign substances. Here are some quick links to articles on pneumonia.

Pneumonia is an inflammation of the lungs that can result from infection with a bacterial, fungal or viral pathogen.

Almost everyone has been given advice on pneumonia by a friend or relative. It's important to remember that this advice is not always correct, and can affect your health.

The CDC recommends that seniors over 65 get a pneumococcal vaccine. Learn more about pneumonia and a free shot that could prove priceless if it saves a life.

Pneumonia is an inflammation or infection of the lungs most commonly caused by a bacteria or virus, but can also be caused by inhaling foreign substances.

Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs most commonly caused by a bacterium or virus, but can also result from inhalation of endemic fungi. Here are the most common.

Pneumonia is an inflammation of the lungs usually caused by a bacteria or virus. Respiratory infection from bacteria-like Mycoplasma causes atypically mild symptoms.

Pneumonia symptoms occur in many different forms, internal and external in nature.

Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs typically caused by a bacteria, virus, or inhaled substances. Here is a look at some gram-negative bacterial causes.

Preventing pneumonia is a smooth and straightforward process if preventive measures are taken promptly.

Commonly known as the pneumonia shot, the pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine (PPV) protects against 23 types of pneumococcal bacteria.

Pneumonia is an inflammation or infection of the lungs most commonly caused by a bacteria or virus, but can also result from opportunistic fungi.

Pneumonia is an inflammatory disease of the lung that can be difficult to diagnose.

Each year the media goes crazy warning about the dangers of flu. What few reports note is the risks of pneumonia during the season, especially for seniors.

Pneumonia refers to inflammation of the lungs.

Infection with haemophilus influenzae type b bacteria can lead to medical complications in babies and young children. Fortunately there is a vaccine to protect them.

Pneumonia is mostly what kills people who die from H1N1 infection. And there is a shot to prevent pneumonia. A Medical Advisory urges the vaccination for certain people.

Asthma patients have an increased risk of contracting pneumococcal disease, according to new medical research. Immunization is suggested to prevent serious illness.

Diminished lung capacity and altered immunity place pregnant mothers at increased risk of deadly complications from variant H1N1. Prompt treatment is imperative.

The Chlamydia genus of bacteria consists of four unique species that cause a variety of disease including genital tract infections and respiratory tract infections.

Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is not uncommon, it's just not talked about as frequently as the common cold. What may surprise you is that it's almost just as common as a cold.

Vaccines may provide added immunity and better health for seniors. Are you up to date on the latest recommendations?

December can be an exciting, invigorating month as you shop, cook, visit with relatives and friends, and celebrate the holidays. Learn how to stay well during this time.

Horses, just like people, cough every now and again. However, chronic coughing in a horse is often reason for concern.

Many seniors are asked to care for people who have H1N1 flu. Learn how to recognize symptoms requiring medical care, tips for treating symptoms, and preventive measures.

The bacterium Acinetobacter baumannii was often ignored by doctors but now is considered a potentially lethal pathogen in hospitals, due to antibiotic resistant strains.

These practical tips encourage elders and kids to interact in a meaningful way, which may improve the physical and mental health of the child and elder.

This easily identified perky, pesky, lawn-flower has numerous nutritional and medicinal benefits and uses.

If the CDC projections made in July 2009 hold true, 40 percent of Americans will be affected by the H1N1 flu this year.

Get a flu shot early as it takes about 5-6 weeks to become effective.

A natural milk protein, lactoferrin, is anti-bacterial and, in a mouse model, protects against common pathogens and may decrease hospital-acquired infections.

MRSA, a dangerous type of staph bacteria, known to be passed from human to human contact, is now being found in salt water and beach sand.

Sometimes individuals have a difficult time understanding whether they are experiencing cold or flu symptoms.

A generation has reached adulthood since HIV/AIDS first appeared in North America. A quarter of a century later, what have we learned about this disease and what do we ne

This article pertains to acute bronchitis in individuals who do not have other types of health issues.

Canine influenza is a contagious respiratory disease similar to other flu viruses and is most commonly seen in areas where large numbers of dogs are housed together.

After months of development and testing the first doses of the H1N1 nasal spray vaccine are now making their way to health care outlets across the nation.

Seniors are high risk for serious side effects from the flu & may benefit from the flu shot. Look at complications, recommendations, side effects, and Medicare coverage.

The World Health Organization developed a list of symptoms to help health care workers decide which of the four stage of HIV an individual is in.

Of all his short stories, O. Henry's "The Last Leaf" is his simplest and most heartfelt tale of how even a failed artist may offset selfishness with the gift of love.

As the number of H1N1 cases rose, so did comparisons to the Spanish flu of 1918. The patterns of both pandemics are strikingly similar. But modern era 2009 is not 1918.

Many reporters and scientist cite the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918 when discussing the H1N1 virus (Swine Flu). Yet key differences exist between the two pandemics.

The emergence of methicillin resistance in Staphylococcus aureus is similar to that of penicillin resistance seen in the 1960s.

Adults are not getting the vaccinations they need to keep from getting serious diseases, and are leaving themselves vulnerable to serious illness.

Influenza and the common cold can both make you miserable, but there are several differences between these maladies.

Life threatening infections are showing up more and more throughout the world. Current trends and ideas to combat this bacteria are discussed.

The eastern coast of Australia suffered its worst dust storm last night in 70 years. What are the health risks of sandstorms, and what can you do to lessen their impact?

A healthy baby is a happy baby. A portable slipcover will keep him that way. Coverplay and the Hilton chain have joined forces to help reduce infections in babies

These outbreaks occurred in hotels, hospitals, nursing homes, cruise ships, prisons. The dominator was a bacterium that at times was caused by water and contaminated soil

Preventive health is ongoing. A one time or annual injection for various potential ailments is suggested. What does Medicare pay and is it Part B or Part D?