[aristeides]

I have a feeling that, once there is a test, it will turn out that there have been very few (if any) true cases of SARS in this country.

[aristeides]

Dr. Fauci now on C-SPAN talking about SARS.

[InShanghai]

I would venture to say just the opposite. There are probably tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands who have (or had) SARS. The way it is affecting some people are dependent on something else, maybe another virus. The only reason it's on our radar now is because the WHO wants it to be.

It is, after all, a common cold virus.

[Dog Gone]

I don't buy the idea that the American version is a weaker strain of the virus. That makes no sense.

I agree with you about misdiagnosis. When we finally get a reliable test, I think we'll be able to shrink the number of cases dramatically.