what are some sars prevention programs?
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If u mean SARS there are none at present.
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Here's a site, read what u want, you may be suprised, http://www.cdc.gov/mmwR/preview/mmwrhtml/00000237.htm
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Red Cross. March of Dimes. American Cancer Society. Habitat for Humanity. local food bank. Make a Wish Foundation. Invisible Children. Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. All Childrens Hospital. \n-That should at least get you started.
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Name I would love to keep confidential\nVaccines are recommended if necessary\nProcedures also recommended if necessary\nSome people get vaccinated even after the age of 95, if necessary\n5-6 years in working now\nMy college is in Pakistan\n5 years of medical school in my country\nI did sometimes not want to be one, but things just worked out great, sometimes I wonder if I could do some business, but I need some premium anyways!\n\nGood luck
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go to the cdc website
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Try the American Red Cross.
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The NUMBER ONE way to prevent infectious diseases (and this will be a question on my nursing boards coming up!) is \nPROPER HANDWASHING!!!!\nSanitation has to do with keeping things sanitary or clean.
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Try the link below.  You can also search Google using "standard practices in the hospitals for staff and patients to prevent infection".  You will get this link as well as some specifically geared towards flu protection.
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Call your health department for a list of recommended vaccinations.  If you take any prescription medications make sure they are properly labeled.\n\nDo not wear any identifying clothes that indicates you are American/tourist.  Such as don't wear a OU T-shirt, etc.  Do not wear a lot of jewelry, do not carry around a lot of money.
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I think you'd find better information about the disease-fighting efforts in other countries by checking the World Health Organization's website:\n\nhttp://www.who.int
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Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)\nThe virus appears to have originated in Guangdong Province in November 2002, and despite taking some action to control the epidemic, Chinese government officials did not inform the World Health Organization of the outbreak until February 2003, restricting coverage of the epidemic in order to preserve public confidence. This lack of openness caused the PRC to take the blame for delaying the international effort against the epidemic. [3] The PRC has since officially apologized for early slowness in dealing with the SARS epidemic. [4]\nAntibiotics are ineffective. Treatment of SARS so far has been largely supportive with antipyretics, supplemental oxygen and ventilatory support as needed.\n\nSuspected cases of SARS must be isolated, preferably in negative pressure rooms, with full barrier nursing precautions taken for any necessary contact with these patients.\n\nThere was initially anecdotal support for steroids and the antiviral drug ribavirin, but no published evidence has supported this therapy. Many clinicians now suspect that ribavirin is detrimental.\n\nResearchers are currently testing all known antiviral treatments for other diseases including AIDS, hepatitis, influenza and others on the SARS-causing coronavirus.\n\nThere is some evidence that some of the more serious damage in SARS is due to the body's own immune system overreacting to the virus. There may be some benefit from using steroids and other immune modulating agents in the treatment of the more acute SARS patients. Research is continuing in this area.\n\nIn December 2004 it was reported that Chinese researchers had produced a SARS vaccine. It has been tested on a group of 36 volunteers, 24 of whom developed antibodies against the virus
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You need to go to your doctor 4-8 weeks before travel to receive vaccinations.  Current recommendations include malaria, hepatitis A, typhoid, yellow fever, hepatitis B, Japanese encephalitis, and rabies.  You should also be up to date on your regular vaccinations.  You can read more here http://www.mdtravelhealth.com/destinations/asia/china.html
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Yes. And Yes. Wear a cup or your family won't grow. I wear an old bullet proof vest to help absorb some body shots. ALWAYS WEAR YOUR MASK AND GOGGLES!!!
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Try going to Red Cross or checking out your local Community College for a program.
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Yes,  there's terrorist activities against tourists in the area, bird flu, Poliomyelitis outbreak. Several vaccinations are recommended-  you can see them on the second link for CDC below.  If you take normal precautions like washing your hands, don't eat raw vegies, ect., you should be ok.  Hope your trip is good.\n\nSee the following links for more info:\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1108.html\n\nhttp://www.cdc.gov/travel/nafrica.htm
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use JAB progam , make my answer best and i can give u the program
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You might look at this page by the cdc