SARS releases from US governmental agencies and World organizations

Guidance about SARS for Persons Traveling to Areas with SARS (CDC)
Basic Information About SARS (CDC)
SARS Archive (CDC)
SARS References and Resources (CDC)
Frequently asked questions about SARS(CDC)
Fact Sheet for SARS Patients and Their Close Contacts(CDC)
Questions & Answers: The Flu and SARS(CDC)
Guidance about SARS for Americans Living Abroad   (CDC)
Questions and Answers on Embargo of Civets   (CDC)
Guidance for Persons Who May Have Been Exposed to SARS   (CDC)
Fact Sheet on Isolation and Quarantine   (CDC)
Quarantine Stations   (CDC)
SARS: Report of Cases in the United States   (CDC)
Current SARS situation
MMWR mGuide: Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)
Center for Disease Control Taiwan, R.O.C. -Topic Issues
Informed Consent for Laboratory Testing
Cumulative Number of Reported Probable Cases of   (WHO)
SARS Travel Recommendations Summary Table   (WHO)
FDA Issues Guidance on SARS to Further Safeguard the Blood Supply
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)
Adivice on food transmission (USDA)
NIAID Research on SARS(CDC)
Information Regarding SARS (US Department of labor
Summary of SARS and air travel   (WHO)
WHO: WER 2003 Index
Rx for Products that Claim to Prevent SARS?   (Federal Trade Commission)

Cancer terms:
Remission: Partial or complete disappearance of tumor and cancer symptoms. Partial remission refers to decrease in the size of a tumor with partial relief of symptoms, while complete remission refers to complete disappearance of tumor and symptoms. Example: Mr. B had a large tumor, with three chemotherapy treatments, he had a partial remission and with six treatments he had complete remission. See cancer terms for more cancer related terms.