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chest x ray pneumonia :: Article Creator Walking Pneumonia Is On The Rise. Here Are The Symptoms To Look Out For Mina De La O/Getty Images You might know this time of year as cold and flu season, but that's just the headline—respiratory infections of all sorts often spike in the chilly months. In recent years, surges in COVID-19 and RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) have added to that story. And this year, there's another plot twist: Infections with a type of bacteria known as Mycoplasma pneumoniae (M. Pneumoniae), which can be a common cause of walking pneumonia, have been on the rise. As its name implies, walking pneumonia is a kind of pneumonia (an infection where the air sacs in the lungs fill with fluid or pus) that is milder than what you'd typically expect—so you're not bedridden and you're able to go about your daily tasks, Lauren Pischel, MD, MSc, an infectious disease specialist and instructor at Yale School of Medi...
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WILL DURST, Opinion columnist Published 5:47 a.m. CT Feb. 28, 2019

Will Durst is an award-winning, nationally acclaimed columnist, comic and former sod farmer in New Berlin, Wisconsin. For a calendar of personal appearances, including his new one-man show, "Durst Case Scenario," please visit willdurst.com.

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