28 news release about the uptick in cases. “Walking pneumonia is usually caused by something called mycoplasma pneumonia, but it can also be very similar to viral pneumonias as well.” ...

Walking pneumonia symptoms can go away on their own, but doctors can treat them with antibiotics, Willis said. When mycoplasma is the cause of the virus, clinicians typically use azithromycin ...

Recent winter chills and freezing temperatures caught many by surprise and also risked the health of many. The flu is ...

Dr. Kirstin Weerdenburg, a pediatric emergency physician at Halifax’s IWK Health Centre, said she’s diagnosed more cases of walking pneumonia — called mycoplasma pneumoniae — in the past ...

Dr. Kirstin Weerdenburg, a pediatric emergency physician at Halifax’s IWK Health Centre, said she’s diagnosed more cases of walking pneumonia — called mycoplasma pneumoniae — in the past ...

But over the past month, Weerdenburg has noticed fewer cases of walking pneumonia — called mycoplasma pneumoniae — and she’s seeing more children coming to the emergency room with flu or RSV.

A Saskatoon physician is saying the province is seeing more cases of walking pneumonia, which is abnormal compared to other ...

But over the past month, Weerdenburg has noticed fewer cases of walking pneumonia — called mycoplasma pneumoniae — and she’s seeing more children coming to the emergency room with flu or RSV. Dr.

The epidemiologic characteristics of Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection, including cyclic epidemics and age distribution in epidemics, differ among populations and may change within a population.