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    A virus gene sample from China's suspected SARS patient resembles that of a coronavirus found in wild civet cats.

    A TV grab from Formosa TV shows a SARS patient being transferred to the Taipei Municipal Hoping Hospital Wednesday. Taiwan's Center for Disease Control said yesterday a 44-year-old medicak researcher has tested positive for the virus. --AFP/eastday




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  • WHO: SARS-like coronavirus linked to animals
  • Two women show possible SARS symptoms in Sydney
  • New Zealand to investigate report of NZer dying of SARS in Siberia
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  • Philippines to win battle against SARS: Arroyo
  • No confirmed SARS case in Philippines: official
  • Philippine Officials Investigating Suspected SARS Case 5/1/2004
  • SARS Case in Guangdong Confirmed 5/1/2004
  • WHO experts in Guangdong 30/12/2003
  • Suspected SARS case may originate from wild animals, experts 1/5/2004
  • Guangdong to kill civet cats to contain possible SARS outbreak 1/5/2004
  • China confirms only one suspected SARS case, denies rumors 1/5/2004
  • HK health departments maintain vigilance against SARS 1/1/2004
  • Virus variation found in suspected SARS case 1/1/2004
  • WHO satisfied with China's cooperation on suspected SARS case 31/12/2003
  • Pic: Genes analysis points to the virus 30/12/2003
  • Early tests show sign of SARS 30/12/2003
  • Suspected SARS patient in stable condition: MOH 30/12/2003
  • Tests show possible infection of SARS suspect 30/12/2003
  • SARS suspect remains stable 29/12/2003
  • Sample of suspected SARS patient to be tested abroad 29/12/2003
  • Little Fear So Far 29/12/2003
  • Beijing SARS-free 29/12/2003
  • Tighter rules for SARS labs 29/12/2003
  • Suspected SARS case in southern China not confirmed case so far: WHO 28/12/2003
  • Beijing's educational institutions on SARS alert 28/12/2003
  • WHO experts arrive in S.China's Guangdong Province 28/12/2003
  • City prepares for the worst 27/12/2003
  • WHO expert arrives in Beijing to help SARS probe 27/12/2003
  • Well-prepared Guangdong calm in face of suspected SARS case 27/12/2003
  • Suspected SARS case reported 27/12/2003
  • Suspected SARS patient in stable 27/12/2003
  • HK watches closely the suspected SARS case in Guangdong 27/12/2003
  • WHO expresses confidence in China's SARS preventative efforts 21/12/2003
  • Health Ministry reports suspected SARS case to WHO 21/12/2003
  • SARS virus samples now safe 21/12/2003
  • Be alert for SARS signs, fever clinics urged 20/12/2003
  • Hong Kong Patients,Colds not SARS 20/12/2003
  • Officials: no lab-linked SARS 20/12/2003
  • Man flew with SARS patient, now leaves city 20/12/2003
  • WHO Believes China is Able to Cope with Any Possible SARS Recurrence 19/12/2003
  • SARS samples controlled 18/12/2003
  • SARS case reported in Taiwan 18/12/2003
  • Mainland Remains On High Alert 18/12/2003
  • Mainland Remains On High Alert 18/12/2003
  • Pic:SARS case reported in Taiwan 17/12/2003
  • Mainland willing to enhance anti-SARS cooperation with Taiwan, spokesman 17/12/2003
  • One SARS case confirmed in Taiwan 17/12/2003
  • Health Ministry: SARS viruses should be kept under strict control 17/12/2003

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