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  • Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) - Symptoms and treatment guidelines, travel advisory, and daily outbreak updates. From the World Health Organization (WHO).
  • Beijing SARS Fever - Personal site offering statistics, analysis and photos.
  • Children and SARS - Discusses whether kids are at risk for SARS, common symptoms, and what parents should do to protect their children from severe acute respiratory syndrome.
  • Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre - Information and a forum for SARS Hospital Authority Convention.
  • InteliHealth: SARS - Information and special commentaries from the faculty of Harvard Medical School.
  • MedlinePlus: Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome - News, links and information from The United States National Library of Medicine.
  • NHS Choices: SARS - Provides information on this serious respiratory illness including symptoms, causes, diagnosis, treatment and prevention.
  • SARS: Global Epidemic from Mutant Virus Causing Pneumonia - Article on this infection that was a major risk to world health. Also discusses the need for more basic research on viral diseases.
  • Sars-Advice.com - General information and guidelines for travellers. [English, German and French.]
  • Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome - Information on the research program at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, US.
  • The Facts About SARS - A comprehensive guide to SARS, with articles by a team of science journalists at the Australian Broadcasting Corp. It details what is known about the outbreak, the virus, the ensuing panic and known symptoms and treatments.
  • United States Centers for Disease Control - Complete and official information for the public and health care providers, including information for patients and their close contacts.
  • University of Hong Kong: SARS - Information for students and employees, including guidelines and protocols. [Some information in Chinese.]
  • Vads Corner - Collected references on the disease and related topics, including general press, medical journals, and public health departments of affected countries.
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