What does SARS stand for?

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (caused by member of Corona virus family)

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Other topics include natural killer T cells, mucosal dendritic cells, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), the structural basis of integrin regulation and signaling, and the functional mapping of stromal signaling microenvironments in the thymus.

Annual review of immunology; v.25, 2007

Herman Mun-Cheung Lau, Gabriel Yin-Fat Ng, Alice Yee-Men Jones, Edwin Wai-Chi Lee, Eddy Hon-Kit Siu and David Shu-Cheong Hui (2005):A randomised controlled trial of the effectiveness of an exercise training program in patients recovering from severe acute respiratory syndrome.

Cardiorespiratory

None of the treatments used with severe acute respiratory syndrome patients during the 2002-2003 disease outbreak seemed to help, and some actually caused harm, according to a study in the September issue of Public Library of Science Medicine.

SARS treatments likely ineffective, harmful

Beijing had 1,347 cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome as of yesterday.

SARS travel warning lifted

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome came to the world's attention in early March when the World Health Organisation issued an alert about the outbreak of a severe pneumonia-like illness in south-east Asia.

Infection spread quickly

The Department of Health and the Foreign Office issued the new warning after the World Health Organisation strengthened its own advice about the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome virus.

SARS WARNING: `DON'T TRAVEL' Hong Kong, Canada and Beijing are no-go ...

The death toll rose to 235 worldwide as China reported 11 new fatalities from Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome and Malaysia announced its second death.

17 more deaths in Sars epidemic

Medics were yesterday carrying out further tests to try to establish whether he contracted Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome during a recent visit to China.

YOUNG SCOT TESTED FOR KILLER SARS BUG