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Legionnaires’ Disease

Clinical Definition Legionnaires’ disease is an infection caused by the bacteria Legionella, found naturally in the environment and typically in warm water. The disease is transmitted via inhalation of droplets of water contaminated with the bacteria and typically can lead to pneumonia. It can be treated with antibiotics. In Our Own Words Legionnaires’ disease is an infection caused

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