t/f smokers are more likely to be susceptible to Legionella?
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t/f smokers are more likely to be susceptible to Legionella?
they are very associated with it, so probably..
t/f smokers are more likely to be susceptible to Legionella?
If the question has a smoker, and he has pneumonia with nothing significant pointing to any other cause, then fo sho it's legionella.
i agree with CaptoprilIf the question has a smoker, and he has pneumonia with nothing significant pointing to any other cause, then fo sho it's legionella.
Or a smoker who works in a greenhouse.
Look out for hyponatremia as well.