CRP and bacterial infectious disease: Heart failures and cardiovascular diseases [35,36], osteoarthritis [37], visceral adiposity [38], poorer memory in elderly women [39], alcohol intake and some dementias [40], non-alcoholic fatty liver disease [41], periodontitis [42,43], appendicitis [44], chronic and systemic inflammation [40,45,46], sepsis [47,48], bacterial infection [49,50,51], some viral infections such as severe coronavirus disease 2019 [52,53], candidiasis [54,55], and some types of cancer [56,57,58] can be associated with the growing level of CRP.