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To: Jill who wrote (303)	11/5/2001 1:15:13 AM
From: Snowshoe	Respond to of 827

More thoughts on the woman who died of anthrax in New York... Uncovering an Epidemiological Enigma, Slowly Scientists Hope for a Respite From New Cases of Anthrax washingtonpost.com No one knows how many people in the United States have come in contact with modest numbers of spores on their mail in the weeks since the Daschle letter was mailed, but the number could easily be in the thousands, scientists said. Science may eventually conclude that Nguyen was simply the statistically predictable one-person-in-thousands who got just enough spores -- and lacked just enough immunity -- to succumb to an otherwise insignificant exposure.