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Common cold drug might work for SARS say researchers

Scientists in Germany say an experimental drug for the common cold might also serve against SARS, while thousands of Chinese turn to the occult to ward off the disease as it enters China’s vulnerable countryside.

Wed, 14 May, 2003 - 07:47

Scientists in Germany say an experimental drug for the common cold might also serve against SARS, while thousands of Chinese turn to the occult to ward off the disease as it enters China’s vulnerable countryside.

Deaths worldwide rose today to at least 581.

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