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Macrolide resistance was found in 39.5% of 3626 nonduplicate Streptococcus pneumoniae isolates from adult ambulatory and inpatient settings at 329 US hospitals (2018–2019). Macrolide resistance was significantly higher for respiratory vs blood isolates and ambulatory vs inpatient settings. Despite geographic variation, S. pneumoniae macrolide resistance was >25% in most regions.
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