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Readers of our May 5 and May 12 coverage of SARS appreciated our reportage even as they shared their own fears. "Excellent!" said one. Wrote another: "SARS has shown us all how vulnerable we are in this global village." A third concluded, "Progress may make us sick but its lack is likely to kill us."
The SARS Epidemic
Your recent packages about severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) were both excellent ("The Mystery of SARS," May 5, and "Waiting for Disaster," May 12). I believe it's especially important to recognize the dangers of living with animals. Many diseases affecting humans come from them. It's also time to evaluate our foods and their ...
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