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papaya

Also noticed that Today ( actually according to WHO, since yesterday), America no longer report the 'suspected cases'.&nbsp;&nbspreviously America was the only country that reporting suspected numbers instead of the probable numbers. <br /><br />(Since 20 April 2003 the United States of America are reporting to WHO probable cases of SARS, therefore the number of new cases since last WHO update is not applicable.)<br /><br />reviously, WHO claim that "§Due to differences in the case definitions being used at a national level, probable cases are reported by all countries except the United States of America, which is reporting suspect cases under investigation. "<br /><br />Today's new statistcs<br /><br />Country&nbsp;&nbsp;Cumulative number of case(s)&nbsp;&nbsp;Number of new cases since last WHO update&nbsp;&nbsp;Final Status <br /> Local chain(s) of transmission3 <br /> Date of last report <br /> <br />Number of deaths&nbsp;&nbsp;Number recovered 2&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />Australia&nbsp; &nbsp;3 0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;3 None<br /> 17 Apr 2003<br /> <br />Brazil&nbsp; &nbsp;2 0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;0 None<br /> 16 Apr 2003<br /> <br />Canada&nbsp;&nbsp;132 0&nbsp;&nbsp;12&nbsp;&nbsp;54&nbsp;&nbsp;Yes<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;19 Apr 2003<br /> <br />China&nbsp; &nbsp;1959 447&nbsp;&nbsp;86&nbsp;&nbsp;1187&nbsp;&nbsp;Yes<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003<br /> <br />China, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region4&nbsp;&nbsp;1402 44&nbsp;&nbsp;94&nbsp;&nbsp;436&nbsp;&nbsp;Yes<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003<br /> <br />China, Taiwan 29 0 0 17&nbsp;&nbsp;Yes<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;18 Apr 2003<br /> <br />France&nbsp; &nbsp;5 0 0 1&nbsp;&nbsp;None<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003<br /> <br />Germany&nbsp; &nbsp;6&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;4&nbsp;&nbsp;None<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003<br /> <br />India&nbsp; &nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;0 1&nbsp; &nbsp;None<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003<br /> <br />Indonesia&nbsp; &nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0&nbsp; &nbsp;None<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;19 Apr 2003<br /> <br />Italy&nbsp; &nbsp;3&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0 2&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003<br /> <br />Japan&nbsp; &nbsp;5 1&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003<br /> <br />Kuwait&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;20 Apr 2003 <br />Malaysia&nbsp; &nbsp;6&nbsp;&nbsp;1 1&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003 <br />Mongolia&nbsp;&nbsp;3&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0 3&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;17 Apr 2003 <br />hilippines&nbsp;&nbsp;2&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp; &nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003 <br />Republic of Ireland&nbsp; &nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003 <br />Romania&nbsp; &nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp; &nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003 <br />Singapore&nbsp;&nbsp;178&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;16&nbsp;&nbsp;104&nbsp; &nbsp;Yes&nbsp;&nbsp;20 Apr 2003 <br />South Africa 1 0 0 0 None 9 Apr 2003 <br />Spain&nbsp; &nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003 <br />Sweden&nbsp;&nbsp;3 0&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp; &nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003 <br />Switzerland&nbsp; &nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003 <br />Thailand&nbsp; &nbsp;7 0 2&nbsp;&nbsp;5&nbsp;&nbsp;None 21 Apr 2003 <br />United Kingdom&nbsp; &nbsp;6 0&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;5&nbsp;&nbsp;Yes&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003 <br />United States5&nbsp;&nbsp;39 not applicable&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;not available Yes 21 Apr 2003 <br />Viet Nam&nbsp; &nbsp;63&nbsp; &nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;5&nbsp; &nbsp;46&nbsp;&nbsp;Yes&nbsp;&nbsp;17 Apr 2003 <br />Total&nbsp;&nbsp;3861&nbsp;&nbsp;495&nbsp;&nbsp;217&nbsp;&nbsp;1873&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;<br /><br /><br /><br /><div align="right"><font color="#000066">[此贴子已经被作者于2003-4-22 9:55:56编辑过]</font></div>

站在水的中央

觉得开完发布会以后，北京地铁、城铁里面戴口罩的比率上升到了90%，今天偶所在车厢，只有3个人没有戴（偶昨天已经扛不住老妈的轮番电话空袭，老板的善意提醒，于下班时戴上了口罩）<br />今天早上在西直门看到了一件有意思的事情<br />在一片白茫茫的口罩海洋中，居然有一个外国大叔没有戴口罩，<br />但是他好像在跟警察叔叔和一个扛着摄像机的gg争执着什么<br />这个大叔对着摄像机不停地摆手，好像在说“no, no, no"（偶在听偶得new order，所以没有听见他们在讲什么）<br />正准备转身要走，突然发现哪个摄像机突然又对准了他<br />大叔愤怒极了，拔起腿来，就要去踢摄像机的三角架。<br /><br />路过的时候只看到那么多了<br />事后，偶不禁联想起来，估计是哪个电视台想做一个有关非典的调查<br />想要这个不戴口罩的大叔发表点儿意见，人偏偏不愿意<img src="/static/legacy-emoticon/Dvbbs/em13.gif" /><br /><br />中午的时候看到yahoo上的新闻（不过是11号的新闻，也不知道当时记者们是不是说的实话），好像说带口罩不一定好，偶决定，今天下班不戴了<br /><br /><div class="maxcode-quote">zt自yahoo<br />滥戴口罩对身体有副作用 <br /><br />--------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br /><br />星期五 4月11日 08:30 (文章来源：北京青年报)&nbsp; &nbsp;发送给朋友&nbsp; &nbsp;打印本页 <br /><br />　　专家介绍说：只有在特定情况下才需戴口罩 <br /><br />新华社深圳4月10日电　深圳市疾病预防控制中心的专家9日在东门广场举行预防非典型肺炎大型咨询活动，“口罩、凉茶、消毒、学生上课”等成为市民咨询的主要问题。记者在现场看到，许多戴着口罩来咨询的市民，经过咨询后放心地摘下了口罩。 <br /><br />广 告 <br /><br />&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />一位戴着口罩的女士忧心忡忡地坐在深圳市疾病预防控制中心副主任张顺祥面前。张顺祥关心地问她：“你发烧、咳嗽了吗？”这位女士说：“没有。”“那你为什么戴口罩？”“我害怕感染，我想尽量多地知道一些预防非典型肺炎的预防措施。”张顺祥耐心地对她解释以下几种情况才需要戴口罩：到医院看病；病人本身；医务人员；周围有非典型肺炎病人。目前，深圳非典型肺炎病人很少，这些病人已经被隔离治疗，传染病源非常有限，我们周围的环境是安全的，一般情况下市民无需戴口罩。 <br /><br />张顺祥还特意指出，滥戴口罩反而对身体有副作用，一是加重自己的心理恐慌；二是加重周围人的心理恐慌；三是呼吸不方便，不利于氧气交换和二氧化碳的排泄。围绕市民们提出的问题，医学专家一一作了解释。 <br /><br /><br />文章来源：北京青年报 <br /></div><br /> <br /><br /> <br /><br />

云飞扬

HCl (5%) + NaOH(5%) =NaCl + H2O (5%的盐水）<br />这东西能在体内杀VIRUS？？？？？？？？？

Brenda

<br />我今天出门戴了口罩，觉得好难受，呼吸不顺畅，所以时不时把口罩掀开透气，后来我干脆把口罩取了，才感觉呼吸正常！

chipmunk

<div class="maxcode-quote"><strong>以下是引用<em>Brenda在2003-4-22 22:58:00</em>的发言：</strong><br /> 我今天出门戴了口罩，觉得好难受，呼吸不顺畅，所以时不时把口罩掀开透气，后来我干脆把口罩取了，才感觉呼吸正常！<br /></div><br /><br />What I heard is: you should wear mask indoors, not outdoors, because virus can't sustain in the open space.

Zeros

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papaya

北京，山西，多伦多被列为重灾区，WHO旅行警告中增加上述地区<br /><br />Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) Multi-country outbreak Update 37 <br /><br /> <br />WHO extends its SARS-related travel advice to Beijing and Shanxi Province in China and to Toronto Canada <br />23 April 2003<br /><br />Disease Outbreak Reported <br /><br />As a result of ongoing assessments as to the nature of outbreaks of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in Beijing and Shanxi Province, China, and in Toronto, Canada, WHO is now recommending, as a measure of precaution, that persons planning to travel to these destinations consider postponing all but essential travel. This temporary advice, which is an extension of travel advice previously issued for Guangdong Province and Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China will be reassessed in three weeks time.<br /><br />Following global alerts about cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), issued by WHO on 12 and 15 March, national authorities have heightened surveillance for suspect and probable cases. In many countries, prompt detection and isolation of initial cases have prevented further transmission altogether or held additional cases to a very small number.<br /><br />On 27 March, WHO recommended additional measures aimed at preventing the travel-related spread of SARS. These recommended measures, which include screening of air passengers departing from certain areas, continue to apply.<br /><br />On 2 April, WHO recommended that persons travelling to Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and Guangdong Province, China consider postponing all but essential travel. This temporary recommendation has been reassessed daily and remains in effect.<br /><br />Subsequent information from the Chinese government about the magnitude of the SARS outbreaks in Beijing and Shanxi Province has been carefully reviewed by WHO. This assessment has considered the magnitude of the outbreak, including both the number of prevalent cases and the daily number of new cases, the extent of local chains of transmission, and evidence that travellers are becoming infected while in one area and then subsequently exporting the disease elsewhere. On the basis of this assessment, WHO is extending its 2 April travel advice to include Beijing and Shanxi Province.<br /><br />Using the same criteria, WHO has assessed the SARS situation in Toronto, Canada. The outbreak in this area has continued to grow in magnitude and has affected groups outside the initial risk groups of hospital workers, their families and other close person-to-person contacts, although all the cases reported have identified links to known SARS cases. In addition, a small number of persons with SARS, now in other countries in the world, appear to have acquired the infection while in Toronto. On the basis of this information, WHO is also including Toronto in the extension of its SARS-related travel advice. <br /><br />This advice will be re-examined in three weeks time, which is twice the maximum incubation period of SARS.<br /><br />The WHO travel advice is issued in order to protect public health and reduce opportunities for further international spread. SARS is a new disease, first recognized in late February, that has spread along the routes of international air travel. As of 22 April, a cumulative total of 3947 cases had been reported from 25 countries on five continents. Precautionary measures aim to reduce the impact of SARS and contain the disease while it is still in a relatively early stage.<br /><br />The SARS situation is assessed on a daily basis to determine whether other areas need to be included in the travel advice and if additional precautionary measures are required.<br /><br />All WHO SARS alerts, travel advice, daily cumulative case counts and other information are available at the WHO web site. <br /> <br /><br />今天的最新更新：<br />Country&nbsp;&nbsp;Cumulative number of case(s)&nbsp;&nbsp;Number of new cases since last WHO update&nbsp;&nbsp;Final Status <br /> Local chain(s) of transmission3 <br /> Date of last report <br /> <br />Number of deaths&nbsp;&nbsp;Number recovered 2&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />Australia&nbsp; &nbsp;4 1 0&nbsp;&nbsp;3 None<br /> 23 Apr 2003<br /> <br />Brazil&nbsp; &nbsp;2 0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;0 None<br /> 16 Apr 2003<br /> <br />Canada&nbsp;&nbsp;140 1&nbsp;&nbsp;13&nbsp;&nbsp;65&nbsp;&nbsp;Yes<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;23 Apr 2003<br /> <br />China&nbsp; &nbsp;2305 306&nbsp;&nbsp;106&nbsp;&nbsp;1231&nbsp;&nbsp;Yes<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;23 Apr 2003<br /> <br />China, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region4&nbsp;&nbsp;1458 24&nbsp;&nbsp;105&nbsp;&nbsp;522&nbsp;&nbsp;Yes<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;23 Apr 2003<br /> <br />China, Taiwan 37 8 0 21&nbsp;&nbsp;Yes<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;23 Apr 2003<br /> <br />France&nbsp; &nbsp;5 0 0 1&nbsp;&nbsp;None<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003<br /> <br />Germany&nbsp; &nbsp;7&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;6&nbsp;&nbsp;None<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;23 Apr 2003<br /> <br />India&nbsp; &nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;0 1&nbsp; &nbsp;None<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003<br /> <br />Indonesia&nbsp; &nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0&nbsp; &nbsp;None<br />&nbsp;&nbsp;19 Apr 2003<br /> <br />Italy&nbsp; &nbsp;3&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0 2&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;23 Apr 2003<br /> <br />Japan&nbsp; &nbsp;2 0&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;23 Apr 2003<br /> <br />Kuwait&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;20 Apr 2003 <br />Malaysia&nbsp; &nbsp;5&nbsp;&nbsp;-1 2&nbsp;&nbsp;2&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;23 Apr 2003 <br />Mongolia&nbsp;&nbsp;3&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0 3&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;17 Apr 2003 <br />hilippines&nbsp;&nbsp;2&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp; &nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003 <br />Republic of Ireland&nbsp; &nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003 <br />Romania&nbsp; &nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp; &nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003 <br />Singapore&nbsp;&nbsp;189&nbsp;&nbsp;3&nbsp;&nbsp;17&nbsp;&nbsp;114&nbsp; &nbsp;Yes&nbsp;&nbsp;23 Apr 2003 <br />South Africa 1 0 0 0 None 9 Apr 2003 <br />Spain&nbsp; &nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003 <br />Sweden&nbsp;&nbsp;3 0&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp; &nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003 <br />Switzerland&nbsp; &nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp;None&nbsp;&nbsp;21 Apr 2003 <br />Thailand&nbsp; &nbsp;7 0 2&nbsp;&nbsp;5&nbsp;&nbsp;None 22 Apr 2003 <br />United Kingdom&nbsp; &nbsp;6 0&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;5&nbsp;&nbsp;Yes&nbsp;&nbsp;22 Apr 2003 <br />United States 39 1&nbsp;&nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;not available Yes 22 Apr 2003 <br />Viet Nam&nbsp; &nbsp;63&nbsp; &nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp;5&nbsp; &nbsp;46&nbsp;&nbsp;Yes&nbsp;&nbsp;17 Apr 2003 <br />Total&nbsp;&nbsp;4288&nbsp;&nbsp;343&nbsp;&nbsp;251&nbsp;&nbsp;2032&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;<br /><br /><br />