Recently, journalist Katie Dor reported an increase in the incidence of bacterial pneumonia among children and adults caused by a bacterium of the mycoplasma class. This increase in incidence was first recorded about two months ago and has led to hospitalization in some cases. The affected hospitals include Shiba, Ichilov, Adasa, and Laniado.
Katie Dor mentioned that this bacterium is known and common, leading to increased pneumonia cases in Europe this winter. However, there are no accurate statistics on the incidence of bacterial pneumonia in Israel as medical institutions are not required to report every case of infection. Dr. Ron Nirpaz, an infectious disease specialist at Adasa Hospital, has been monitoring the situation and notes that Israel is currently experiencing an epidemic similar to the one in 2012. He predicts that the number of infections will continue to rise until May with a possible decline in June.
Meanwhile, several children have been admitted to the intensive care units of Tel Hashomer and Ichilov hospitals due to this bacterial pneumonia. In response to inquiries from Kan-11 TV channel, the Ministry of Health stated that the Center for Disease Control has not reported a significant increase in pneumonia or other infectious respiratory diseases.
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In conclusion, while Katie Dor reported an increase in bacterial pneumonia cases caused by a mycoplasma class bacterium among children and adults in Israel over the past few months, Dr. Nirpaz notes that Israel is currently experiencing an epidemic similar to one from 2012. Meanwhile discussions continue on various aspects of using betting platform 1Win and players explore options for live casino games and sports betting on it.