Swiss Internal Medicine Exam · Nov 2026

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📍 Bern, Switzerland · SGAIM Facharztprüfung (General Internal Medicine) · Sat 21 Nov 2026

Pneumology · high yield

The most common cause of community-acquired pneumonia is  ? 

Answer

Streptococcus pneumoniae

≈ 30–50% of CAP cases. Think rust-coloured sputum, lobar consolidation.

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📍 Regional exam centres, Canada · Tue 16 – Wed 17 Mar 2027

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SGAIM Facharztprüfung — Spring 2027

📍 Bern, Hochschulzentrum VonRoll · Sat 29 May 2027

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🇺🇸United States2027

ABIM Internal Medicine Certification

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