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...inosa'' dominated. The collected data demonstrates that the development of pneumonia in patients infected with ''P. aeruginosa'', is highly correlated to loss o

...nternally and externally. It may cause skin infections, bone infections, [[pneumonia]], food poisoning, Toxic shock syndrome, [[bacterial endocarditis]], life t

...1900-1910. In 1900 TB was the second leading cause of death, right behind pneumonia. Upwards of 10 or 15 million people in the United States today have latent ...e for tuberculosis in the 1940s. Death rates plunged from tuberculosis and pneumonia. Operations became much safer thanks to antibiotics and the use of blood tr

...ed in some [[Asia|Asian]] countries by [[aerosol spray]]s for control of [[pneumonia]]. A mixture of five-percent acetic acid and three-percent hydrogen peroxid

...part, it has been with immunocompromised patients, causing septicaemia, [[pneumonia]], urinary tract infections, nosocomial bacteremia, septic [[arthritis]], o

...are inoculated in a host’s and once the infection has spread to the lungs, pneumonia is developed. Through sneezing and coughing the bacteria can now spread int

...coma. Death may result from respiratory insufficiency, brain swelling, or pneumonia. This usually occurs two to ten days after the first symptoms, and the few

...a feeding tube) to reduce possible poor nutrition and repeated aspiration pneumonia. <ref name=dobyns/>

...way. A few months prior he had suffered a major heart attack and a bout of pneumonia. The eventual cause of death was renal failure aggravated by advanced heart

...died in Lowville's Lewis County General Hospital due to complications of [[pneumonia]] on May 14, 2008.<ref name="Watertown Daily Times"/> He was survived by hi

:*Acute lower respiratory infections--including pneumonia and influenza--as well as diarrheal diseases and measles, appear to have pe Lower respiratory infections, especially [[influenza]] and [[pneumonia]], killed 3.5 million people in 1998, most of them children in developing c

...dical radiography|x-rays]], laboratory and diagnostic tests, influenza and pneumonia vaccinations, blood transfusions, [[renal dialysis]], [[Outpatient surgery|

His foster father, uncle Jørgen Brahe, died in 1565 of pneumonia after rescuing [[Frederick II of Denmark]] from drowning. In April 1567, Ty

...ang YT |title=Does physicians' case volume impact inpatient care costs for pneumonia cases? |journal=J Gen Intern Med |volume=23 |issue=3 |pages=304-9 |year=200

...e until 1863 when he was 14 going on 15. WG was taken seriously ill with [[pneumonia]] and his father withdrew him from Ridgway. When he recovered his health, t ...re against a Devonshire team. A year later, following "a dangerous bout of pneumonia"<ref>Midwinter, p.21.</ref> that left him bed-ridden for several weeks, he

*Some forms of [[pneumonia]]

...bacteria act as [[pathogen]]s and cause [[tetanus]], [[typhoid fever]], [[pneumonia]], [[syphilis]], [[cholera]], [[food-borne illness]], [[leprosy]], and [[t

...included cancer (27 healings), tumor (42), polio (16), tuberculosis (68), pneumonia (38), heart disorders (88), kidney disorders (23), broken bones (203), chil

...d as much for his exuberant lifestyle as for his bold, spontaneous art; of pneumonia... Peirce lived with all the verve and gusto of his lifelong friend and tra

...He accompanies Mrs. March to Washington D.C. when her husband is ill with pneumonia. When Aunt March overhears Meg rejecting John's declaration of love, she th