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Mycoplasma Pneumoniae is a respiratory pathogen known to cause both upper and lower respiratory tract infections and is also referred to as “walking pneumonia.” According to the CDC, the prevalence of this infection is unknown, but it is estimated at roughly two million cases per year in the US. The spread of this pathogen is prevalent in crowded settings, young children, adolescents, immunocompromised individuals, and in patients recovering from other respiratory illnesses. Testing and surveillance are essential for identification and treatment with antibiotics in cases of mild or severe disease.
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