Put a "CAP" on Rising Pneumonia Rates

March 2025

Increasing respiratory infections are bringing back questions about how to treat bacterial community-acquired pneumonia (CAP).

CAP leads to over 4 million US clinic visits each year. Most cases are caused by viruses...but some bacteria are making headlines. For example, atypical CAP from M. pneumoniae rose across all ages in 2024.

Apply antibiotic guidance to help curb CAP.

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Put a "CAP" on Rising Pneumonia Rates

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