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SARS - what next?

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645	Henry, it did seem to be an excessively easy victory [though of course those inv	Maurice Winn	-	8/2/2003
644	WHO still on alert: IF SARS STRIKES AGAIN Return of the virus - 'in next 2	Henry Niman	-	8/2/2003
643	WHO has stopped supplying data [with not much happening, that's understandab	Maurice Winn	-	7/19/2003
642	Taiwan doubles number who died of SARS to 179 japantoday.com	Henry Niman	-	7/18/2003
641	ananova.com It makes one wonder about the human race..	maceng2	-	7/17/2003
640	A whole week with no more deaths: who.int Cumulative deaths and weekly deaths	Maurice Winn	-	7/10/2003
639	The initial cases of bird flu almost certainly were the bird flu, which is influ	Henry Niman	-	7/6/2003
638	More reports on the real deal are coming out newscientist.com SARS special rep	Henry Niman	-	7/6/2003
637	15% is a very high number. How damaged are those who "recover"? I su	Maurice Winn	-	7/6/2003
636	>>Henry, I'd figured it would be about 7% early on, with a maximum of	Henry Niman	-	7/6/2003
635	Henry, I'd figured it would be about 7% early on, with a maximum of 10% Mess	Maurice Winn	-	7/6/2003
634	Officials Expect Outbreak of SARS U.S. Seeks Plan For D.C. Region washingtonp	Henry Niman	-	7/6/2003
633	>>In the early weeks, the epidemiologists were talking about a 4% [or 3% o	Henry Niman	-	7/6/2003
632	<<i>I think that virtually all initial SARS cases were first treated wi	Maurice Winn	-	7/6/2003
631	>>Henry, I dare say a lot of people died, not from sars, but from secondar	Henry Niman	-	7/6/2003
630	Henry, I dare say a lot of people died, not from sars, but from secondary bacter	Maurice Winn	-	7/5/2003
629	>> have some problems understanding the seasonal factor<< Here are	Henry Niman	-	7/5/2003
628	Here are the case descriptions of the first 5 in the US to test positive for the	Henry Niman	-	7/4/2003
627	>> That's messing with the global statistics<< The affected are	Henry Niman	-	7/4/2003
626	Henry, I thought it was 73 in the USA as per who.int At 10%, 7 would have been	Maurice Winn	-	7/4/2003
625	Henry, re <<i>Big pharma said it takes 6 years to develop a vaccine <	Maurice Winn	-	7/4/2003
624	>>Somebody will invent vaccinations for sars bugs - there'd be a lot o	Henry Niman	-	7/3/2003
623	>>There must be a reason why 10% of Chinese died, but no Americans did. &l	Henry Niman	-	7/3/2003
622	CB, people change their behaviour when their lives are in peril. I know the mas	Maurice Winn	-	7/3/2003
621	Hi Mq - Here is a link to the curve for influenza in general from CDC. You co	Ilaine	-	7/3/2003

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