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Pneumonia

Pneumonia is a serious lung disease that can follow a cold or the flu. If you are experiencing chest pain and have a productive cough, find all the information you are looking for about pneumonia here.
Symptoms of Pneumonia
Pneumonia is a very serious illnesses that kills thousands of Americans every year. It is important to know the symptoms of pneumonia so you can get early treatment. It is especially important to watch for these symptoms during flu season.
Pneumonia
Need to know the basics about pneumonia? Find our complete overview of pneumonia, including who is most at risk and what you need to do about it once you have it.
Pneumonia Shots
Most people know they need a flu shot, but many people should also get a pneumonia shot. Find out what a pneumonia shot is and who needs one.
What is the Difference Between Pneumonia and the Common Cold?
From your About.com guide to Lung Diseases, a description of the difference between walking pneumonia and the common cold.
What is the Difference Between Pneumonia and Bronchitis?
From your About.com guide to Lung Diseases, the major differences between pneumonia and bronchitis and how to know which one you may have.
Description of Pneumonia from The American Lung Association
The American Lung Association provides an overview of several different types of pneumonia as well as symptoms and treatments.
Pneumococcal Pneumonia Info from The National Institute of Health
The National Institute of Health provides information about the most common type of pneumonia, pneumococcal pneumonia. Find great information about what to expect when you are diagnosed with this disease.
Fact Sheet About Pneumonia Vaccine for Adults
Find out the facts about the pneumonia vaccine for adults. Important information provided by the CDC about what to expect from the pneumonia vaccine.

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