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Answering SARS _____ " I am concerned that the United States is not reporting SARS cases, and rumors are circulating that SARS is in San Francisco. Is there a cover-up?" Washington Post, July 1, 2003 _____ "Is it possible that SARS will emerge in the United States when the weather gets cooler?" Washington Post, June 24, 2003 The Age Card (no link available) _____ "How does age relate to SARS? Is it like other diseases, which are more likely to hit the elderly and very young?" Washington Post, June 17, 2003 _____ "I've had this question since the beginning of the SARS epidemic: What about money? Everyone uses it, even people who are sick. It is constantly being passed around. Can it transmit disease?" Washington Post, June 10, 2003 _____ "Is my dog at any risk of SARS?" Washington Post, June 3, 2003 _____ "How much immunity does a SARS patient have after recovery? Are recovered health workers protected against further SARS infection?" Washington Post, May 27, 2003 Answering SARS: Hiding Fevers, Sprays That Kill and Other Reader Questions _____This week we launch a regular effort to address reader questions about severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), the deadly and still little understood disease that is spreading from Asia to the rest of the world. Washington Post, May 20, 2003 |