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Originally Posted by tizmeinnit
no it does not
SARI stands for Severe Acute Respiratory Infection
SARS is Severe acute respiratory syndrome
they are not the same it clearly states in you initial link it is SARS like not SARS
The patient in the WHO link had a certain strain of coronavirus but bare in mind the common cold falls under this as well I have a cold at the moment with a cough so I might have a strain of coronavirus but that does not mean I may have SARS
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I may got it slighty wrong wording but 40% death rate surely worry for any disease.
Hopefully our weather will kill it it dont spread wildly. Loses its power due to early effective containment/treatment.
Found out looking in who apparantly respritory illness can be caught from animals. In 2009 Who had outbreak of hendra virus which can cause respritory or neurologic complications. Though the 3 infected fully recovered thankfully.
http://www.who.int/mediacentre/facts.../en/index.html
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Originally Posted by tizmeinnit
I would be more concerned about the guy in the WHO link who has this virus alongside a strain of H1N1 nice opportunity to mutate
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very worrying this is would be the same poor soul who we reported. I hope like his family member they make full recovery.