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Identification of severe acute respiratory syndrome in Canada.
Susan M Poutanen
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Donald E Low ,
Bonnie Henry ,
Sandy Finkelstein ,
David Rose ,
Karen Green ,
Raymond Tellier ,
Ryan Draker ,
Dena Adachi ,
Melissa Ayers ,
Adrienne K Chan ,
Danuta M Skowronski ,
Irving Salit ,
Andrew E Simor ,
Arthur S Slutsky ,
Patrick W Doyle ,
Mel Krajden ,
Martin Petric ,
Robert C Brunham ,
Allison J McGeer
May 15 2003
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Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) is a condition of unknown cause that has recently been recognized in patients in Asia, North America, and Europe. This report summarizes the initial epidemiologic findings, clinical description, and diagnostic findings that followed the identification of SARS in Canada.
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