In Pictures Beijing is no longer the subject of a WHO travel advisory. A kind of new anti-SARS Chinese medicine protective masks has been manufactured and will be made available first in the Hong Kong market in about 10 days. Students are preparing for the exams which will start on June 7. Analysts from the Ministry of Health predict that in June, the number of daily confirmed SARS cases in Beijing will not exceed 10. A foreigner flies a kite, which reads, "We shall overcome SARS,"at the outskirts of Beijing May 24. Beijing residents fight SARS with exercise Chinese scientists track SARS virus back to wild animals State Post Bureau of China issues a special stamp on anti-SARS in Beijing May 19. More pictures Patient discharged from hospital Residents enjoy sunshine Patient discharged from hospital Gift for dotors Foreigners in Guangzhou Premier with students Disinfection Contact us		Updated News China permits human trials of SARS vaccine China is set to become the first country in the world to carry out human tests of an experimental vaccine for severe acute respiratory syndrome(SARS). 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Government's Operation China's vice minister of Health Gao Qiang is urging national and local health authorities to take all effective measures to prevent the spread of SARS, warning that the single isolated SARS case in Guangdong shows that the disease has not disappeared, and may return in certain areas. China permits human trials of SARS vaccine  China tourism registers negative growth due to SARS  Wild animal workers targeted in SARS prevention  Beijing guards against SARS during holiday travel peak  China´s Foreign Ministry: China is safe   Hong Kong steps up SARS prevention measures   Chinese Ministry of Health announces new regulation  China strengthens alert against SARS   China to establish epidemic reporting system  China speeds up SARS vaccine approval   Vice Premier says vigilance must continue   Beijing to upgrade emergency response system  More... Experts' Opinion Daily mineral & vitamin requirements for SARS patients in recovery WHO says recent SARS virus less contagious  WHO investigates SARS in south China  WHO expert: SARS outbreak in Guangzhou is unlikely   WHO approves China´s cooperation   WHO confident of China´s SARS prevention efforts   WHO: Boost needed in basic health care   WHO: SARS contained worldwide  WHO director－general briefed on HK´s fight against SARS  WHO official urges continued SARS surveillance  WHO lifts travel advisory on China's Taiwan island  WHO upbeat about SARS campaign   WHO official: China's SARS prevention work "excellent"   More... Global Situation Philippines reports two possible SARS cases The Philippines has reported two new suspected SARS cases in its northern province of Laguna. Former SARS suspect dies in Phillipines  Philippines reports two possible SARS cases   Canada's Ontario rejects federal SARS relief offer  Canadian nurses association issues SARS warning  WHO keeps Toronto off travel advisory list  SARS toll increases to 32 in Canada  Singapore removed from WHO's SARS－affected list   Two more die of SARS in Canada  Two new suspected SARS cases found in Philippines  Canada reacts to SARS outbreak  Toronto may face new SARS outbreak  SARS reappears in Toronto  More... SARS Front Line Chinese SARS nurses win Nightingale Medal  Four Xinhua News Agency journalists stationed at SARS hospital  Chronology of China's fight against SARS since April 20 （1）  Chronology of China's fight against SARS since April 20 （2）  Chronology of China's fight against SARS since April 20 （3）  More...		Poster of prevention of SARS What are the Symptoms? WHO says the main symptoms of SARS are high fever, dry cough, shortness of breath or breathing difficulties... How Fast Does it Spread? WHO says SARS appears to be less infectious than influenza, and is not highly contagious when protective measures are used. How Dangerous is SARS? The mortality rate appears to be between 3 to 5 percent. How are Patients Treated? There is currently no specific cure for the disease. But doctors worldwide have been treating it with ribavirin, an anti-viral drug, and steroids. Who is Likely to be Infected? Hong Kong experts say the virus is highly concentrated in discharges such such as mucous or phlegm when the victim is very sick and needing hospitalisation. How Does the Virus Travel Globally? When an infected person travels, they can spread the virus to other passengers on their flight and also to people at their destination. How Should Infected Patients be Managed? WHO says patients should be placed in an isolation unit. Asia Singapore S.Korea Thailand Philippine(updated May 28) India Bangladesh Pakistan Vietnam Japan America USA Canada 32(updated June 2) Mexico Europe Britain Italy Russia Switzerland Oceania Australia New Zealand World Health Organization Ministry of Health P.R.China Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention Hong Kong Department of Health

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