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SARS - what next?

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845	Avian flu has now been confirmed in human(s) in British Columbia discuss.agonis	Henry Niman	-	3/27/2004
844	That's the end of February and still no more sars. What a fizzer that turne	Maurice Winn	-	2/29/2004
843	The virus continues to mutate (both avian flu and SARS) regardless of who tunes	Henry Niman	-	2/24/2004
842	<i>The avian virus is just one flight away</i> This is certainly tr	chomolungma	-	2/24/2004
841	>>Maybe people can beat bugs now!<< Don't count on it. Most of	Henry Niman	-	2/23/2004
840	I'm pleased to see the woman bringing a lawsuit against those responsible fo	Maurice Winn	-	2/23/2004
839	Now highly pathogenic virus has been discovered in Texas discuss.agonist.org	Henry Niman	-	2/23/2004
838	I think that at this stage a flu vaccine will be more difficult (and in fact the	Henry Niman	-	2/18/2004
837	Henry, my understanding is that H5N1 is one of those viruses which are amenable	Maurice Winn	-	2/18/2004
836	Maurice, There is little doubt that there are human H5N1 infections in China d	Henry Niman	-	2/18/2004
835	Well, a month on and no sars deaths. Or, if there are a few undetected, it'	Maurice Winn	-	2/17/2004
834	The fire is the mutations in the H5N1 avian flu virus. discuss.agonist.org The	Henry Niman	-	1/22/2004
833	Sounds like dual infections in the two most recent SARS cases discuss.agonist.o	Henry Niman	-	1/19/2004
832	Yes, he does seem to be a bit premature.	Henry Niman	-	1/18/2004
831	China has beaten Sars. reuters.co.uk They got control of sars faster than the so	Maurice Winn	-	1/18/2004
830	Actually, genetic studies in a disease like SARS have even more potential proble	Henry Niman	-	1/15/2004
829	Mqurice, Its not the correlation that is the issue. If you take 90 patients an	Henry Niman	-	1/15/2004
828	Henry, true, getting 10 heads in a row doesn't prove there's a dispositi	Maurice Winn	-	1/15/2004
827	Here we go again. The earlier study indicated those susceptible were B46. Now	Henry Niman	-	1/15/2004
826	Genetic vulnerability to sars: canada.com <<i>Thursday, January 15, 20	Maurice Winn	-	1/15/2004
825	Guangzhou CDC confirming waitress has SARS antibodies (same case that has been d	Henry Niman	-	1/7/2004
824	Looks like the wild animals are still causing problems: It will be interesting	Henry Niman	-	1/4/2004
823	>>The medical industry drives me nuts with their symptomatic approach to t	Henry Niman	-	1/4/2004
822	<<i>" The centre also said that before the patient fell ill, he ha	Maurice Winn	-	1/4/2004
821	I guess someone's always trying to build a better mousetrap: " The cen	Henry Niman	-	1/3/2004

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