There is no specific vaccine for the virus, but experts say other vaccines, along with rest and proper hand hygiene can help.

Walking Pneumonia cases are spiking, especially in kids. Here are the most common symptoms and how to tell the difference from other viral infections, according to experts.

Walking pneumonia has been on the rise nationwide, mainly among kids. The bacteria can linger for weeks, but is treatable ...

Young children are increasingly being infected with bacteria that can lead to the illness known as walking pneumonia. A ...

You may wonder what a pneumonia cough sounds like, but know that it's typically deeper than a regular cough and is a ...

Meta-analysis showed LUS and CXR were similar in diagnosing pediatric community-acquired pneumonia, with LUS having higher sensitivity and similar specificity. Lung ultrasound (LUS) is as ...

An ED patient unhappy Dr. Kube would not give him antibiotics for his virus because they aren't useful began yelling and ...

Most cases of viral pneumonia get better on their own within one to three weeks and don’t require prescription medication. Specific antiviral therapies are available for COVID-19 and influenza ...

More young children are catching walking pneumonia this year, as cases of the respiratory illness continue to surge around the country.

Bacterial pneumonia, which is the most common and often caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae Viral pneumonia, usually linked to the flu or other viruses Fungal pneumonia, which is more common in ...

If you have bacterial pneumonia, you'll remain contagious until you've been on antibiotics for 24 to 48 hours. If you have viral pneumonia, you will be contagious until your symptoms subside.