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Twenty-nine confirmed cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) occurred in the United States during the 2002–3 winter season.1 Since the initial symptoms of SARS overlap with those of the common cold or flu, it is difficult to determine the likelihood of SARS at the beginning of the illness. Investigators …
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