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SARS - what next?

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1020	It's crazy that $2 billion or so has been or will be given to help ameliorat	Maurice Winn	-	2/2/2005
1019	Speaking of news, today's LA Times has a piece on ease of transmission of H5	Henry Niman	-	2/1/2005
1018	Oh, 90%! That's a bad trend. Hmmmm. Contrary to popular mythology, there&	Maurice Winn	-	1/31/2005
1017	These cases were a year ago. Last year the case fatality rate was about 70%. T	Henry Niman	-	1/31/2005
1016	14:21 = 2 in 3 or 66% which is an improvement on the 75% mortality I've seen	Maurice Winn	-	1/31/2005
1015	Mq, You are missing quite a bit, in part because of the impact of SARS. There	Henry Niman	-	1/31/2005
1014	Another 4 deaths since 20 January and 9 in Vietnam in 3 weeks, still with limite	Maurice Winn	-	1/25/2005
1013	That vaccine may need some adjusting because new sequences are showing up in Vie	Henry Niman	-	1/25/2005
1012	<<i>WHO has been pushing for programs to delay the looming pandemic, sa	Maurice Winn	-	1/25/2005
1011	US declares pandemic vaccine a select agent, delays production news.google.com	Henry Niman	-	1/24/2005
1010	Pneumonias in Vietnam are getting more complex. This is not a good indicator n	Henry Niman	-	1/22/2005
1009	<<i>the effort really is pretty minimal considering the pandemic potent	Maurice Winn	-	1/21/2005
1008	There are at least 3 companies working on pandemic vaccines, but scale up is a p	Henry Niman	-	1/21/2005
1007	Henry, I suppose the reality of the tsunami is more interesting than the theoret	Maurice Winn	-	1/21/2005
1006	The are problems with just detecting H5N1. It looks like the media has really m	Henry Niman	-	1/21/2005
1005	What's needed is a high-speed way of developing vaccines. That should be do	Maurice Winn	-	1/21/2005
1004	The numbers have already gone up and that report is probably obsolete. It looks	Henry Niman	-	1/20/2005
1003	World Health Organisation report who.int Cumulative Number of Confirmed Human C	Maurice Winn	-	1/20/2005
1002	<<i>Jan 18, 2005 (CIDRAP News) – The World Health Organization (WHO) to	Maurice Winn	-	1/20/2005
1001	New demographic in suspect bird flu cases in northern vietnam. They are older m	Henry Niman	-	1/17/2005
1000	New coronavirus that causes pneumonia. Its a recombinant between two group 2 co	Henry Niman	-	1/15/2005
999	Mow bird flu has spread to northern Vietnam news.google.com	Henry Niman	-	1/14/2005
998	The Wall Street Journal comments om estimating deaths for a pandemic flu news.g	Henry Niman	-	1/13/2005
997	emedicine.com The speed of the Black Death in the 14th century seems too quick	Maurice Winn	-	1/11/2005
996	Some actually the the black plague was an influenza pandemic.	Henry Niman	-	1/11/2005

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