coronavirus

Later, when we had conclusive evidence that a new coronavirus is the cause of the disease, we named it the SARS virus. '' posted by sydney on

Medpundit 2003

Later, when we had conclusive evidence that a new coronavirus is the cause of the disease, we named it the SARS virus. '' posted by sydney on

Archive 2003-05-01 2003

A member of the WHO team, Wolfgang Preiser, reiterated previous statements from researchers that the coronavirus is the "likeliest" cause of SARS.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2003

Putting all the pieces together, scientists now presume that bats infected with a SARS-like coronavirus were brought into the marketplace, where they came in contact with civets.

Disease-Hunting Scientists: Jonathan Epstein and the search for SARS ewillett 2009

More than 200 known viruses and other pathogens can cause the suite of symptoms known as “influenza-like illness”; respiratory syncytial virus, bocavirus, coronavirus, and rhinovirus are just a few of the bugs that can make a person feel rotten.

Does the Vaccine Matter? 2009

The lab results revealed four or five different viruses within the bats, all within the SARS coronavirus family.

Disease-Hunting Scientists: Jonathan Epstein and the search for SARS ewillett 2009

More than 200 known viruses and other pathogens can cause the suite of symptoms known as “influenza-like illness”; respiratory syncytial virus, bocavirus, coronavirus, and rhinovirus are just a few of the bugs that can make a person feel rotten.

Does the Vaccine Matter? 2009

More than 200 known viruses and other pathogens can cause the suite of symptoms known as “influenza-like illness”; respiratory syncytial virus, bocavirus, coronavirus, and rhinovirus are just a few of the bugs that can make a person feel rotten.

Does the Vaccine Matter? 2009

Scientists soon realized that SARS was caused by a new strain of coronavirus, the same kind of virus that causes many other upper respiratory infections, including the common cold.

Disease-Hunting Scientists: Jonathan Epstein and the search for SARS ewillett 2009

There can between 150 and 200 different infectious pathogens -- adenovirus, rhinovirus, parainfluenza, the very common coronavirus and, of course, pneumonia -- that produce flu-like symptoms, and worse, during a "flu season."

Government Launches Deceptive Swine Flu Propaganda Blitz To Counter Growing Criticism from Scientific and Medical Commun 2009

The term “coronavirus” was coined in 1968 by a group of virologists who wrote to Nature magazine to describe a family of viruses that, under a microscope, look like balls with a “characteristic ‘fringe’ of projections […] which are rounded or petal shaped”, and so reminded them of the sun’s corona (from the Latin for “crown”).

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