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Health Feb 11

How novel coronavirus outbreak has disrupted life across China

Health Jun 14

South Korea’s economy takes hit as MERS outbreak persists

The Middle East Respiratory Syndrome outbreak currently playing South Korea is believed to be the largest outbreak of the virus that has ever occurred outside of Saudi Arabia, where MERS is thought to have originated.

By Kenzi Abou-Sabe, Hari Sreenivasan

Science Jun 05

Inside the $105 million lab that wants to wipe out MERS and Ebola

How did one patient in South Korea instigate the largest MERS outbreak to-date outside of the Middle East?…

By Nsikan Akpan

World Jun 03

More than 1,300 quarantined in South Korea’s MERS virus outbreak

In South Korea, fears of a Middle Eastern respiratory syndrome (MERS) outbreak – the largest outside of the Arabic Peninsula – have closed more than 230 schools and put more than 1300 people under mandatory quarantine, according to NPR.

By Ariel Min

Nation May 12

Second U.S. case of deadly MERS virus identified in Florida

U.S. health officials have confirmed that a second case of the deadly MERS virus has reached American shores – this time in Florida.

By Jaywon Choe

May 02

Officials confirm first MERS case in the U.S.

By Sam Lane

U.S. health officials have identified the first American infected with Middle East respiratory syndrome, or MERS.

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