SARS vaccine race pushes speed limits
The AP reports scientists race to develop a SARS vaccine in years, with two tracks under way: traditional vaccines using killed or weakened viruses and rapid gene-based approaches. Leaders like Dr. Gary Nabel and Dr. Anthony Fauci urge progress despite uncertainties, while governments and private firms mobilize resources and trials loom.
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China Outlaws Wildlife Cuisine Amid SARS Fears
In Guangzhou authorities ban wildlife dishes and order farms raising exotic species quarantined. Traders face fines up to 12000 dollars as markets replace civet cats and other animals with ducks and rabbits amid SARS outbreak concerns. World death toll tops 764 with 8300 infections worldwide.
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