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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 2003

Page

7

Chinese leaders raise grave SARS concerns in public shift

President Hu Jintao said he was very worried about the deadly SARS outbreak first appearing in China and urged strong measures. Premier Wen Jiabao called for strict screening, quarantines and rapid treatment as the global toll rose to 144 with four more deaths in China and seven in Hong Kong.

Beijing Hu Jintao China Wen Jiabao Wen Hong Kong Guangdong National Evening News China Daily Xinhua

SARS Seen Spreading Like Common Cold Virus

Scientists warn SARS may spread like the common cold and be caused by a new form of coronavirus. Most cases in Asia prompted airport screenings and strict quarantines. Five patients hospitalized and one quarantined in Mongolia after visiting a hospital in Inner Mongolia. In Canada, researchers in Vancouver sequenced the suspected virus, suggesting a previously unknown coronavirus. The finding described as an extraordinary step by WHO spokesman Dick Thompson.

Asia Mongolia China Inner Mongolia Canada British Columbia Cancer Agency Vancouver Dick Thompson Geneva

Hong Kong Official Criticizes SARS Patient Transfer

Hong Kong lawmaker Albert Ho criticized the government for accepting an American SARS patient treated in mainland China who died on arrival. James Salisbury, 52, was transported from Shenzhen. Ho called it unfair to Hong Kong health workers and residents.

Hong Kong China Albert Ho James Salisbury Shenzhen David Westbrook Salisbury Susan N. Stevenson

Medicaid myths and long term care preservation tips

Public service notice explains how to preserve estate assets when entering nursing care and qualify for Medicaid. It debunks myths, contrasts spend down with asset preservation, and provides a toll free number for a free brochure.

Texas Department of Human Services Senior Information Services Permian Basin

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