Mystery pneumonia illness sparks CDC probe abroad
Federal health officials are analyzing samples from a mysterious pneumonia that has sickened more than 150 people across seven countries and caused nine deaths. The outbreak began with a first case reported in Hanoi on Feb 26 and a March 13 death after a patient who was a healthcare worker was transferred to Hong Kong S A R.
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Scientists find test for mystery illness in SARS outbreak
In Geneva, scientists claim a diagnostic test for SARS may soon aid doctors in quickly identifying and isolating cases. WHO officials say it requires more testing but could reach physicians within weeks and labs within days, potentially slowing the spread of the flu like illness that has sickened hundreds and caused ten deaths.
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SARS test in development amid U S cases rise
ATLANTA AP Nine more people in the United States are suspected of having SARS raising the national total to 22. CDC officials voice skepticism over the new blood test while WHO scientist Dr Klaus Stohr cautions about verification before confirmation.
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NASA probes foam loss before Columbia mission
NASA documents reveal concerns about foam shedding from the bipod ramp on the external fuel tank before the Columbia flight. Despite earlier foam issues, managers deemed the Endeavour tank safe to fly, downplaying safety risks while weighing weight and landing implications.
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Cuba crackdown widens with 72 dissidents detained
In Havana, state agents rounded up dissidents including journalists and Varela Project activists. A human rights group tallies 72 arrests, drawing criticism from international advocates and Carter. Authorities say the sweep targets voices critical of the regime amid regional focus on Iraq.
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