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Mudassir Ali
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Originally Answered: What’s the SARS virus?
Nothing has been found by any Level 4 Microbiology lab 2003 to today, and would’ve by now, and years ago, if were real. Only papers speculating or disputing possibilities like some hyper infectious deadly coronavirus. SARS is a creature topic of unsupported medical journal literature. Whatever it was wasn’t infectious as a GTA nurse, claimed to have SARS, with no evidence, living and commuting from Peterborough, but never infected any family member, established.
SARS: Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (where syndrome medically means nobody has any idea as to cause) is a made up term, and the second edition. The original was Sudden Acute [RS]. Only an ad or PR firm could invent such a mundane term or the World Health Organization. The term doesn’t say anything specific or lend any greater distinction from pneumonia or staph infection or run over by a golf cart on the 6th fairway, either incident being sudden and severe respiratory distress.
In 2003, in what passed for a municipal healthcare network in Toronto, which is bush league, the network panicked. Hospitals shuttered their doors. Patient transfers ceased. Many elements of the healthcare system ran and hid. Nobody knew what was going on; nobody knew who was in charge; no identification of any novel foreign pathogen happened; no game plan. Just panic, where ER doctors and nurses overreacted by administering lethal prescription medications to hospital admissions with pneumonia.
Not one death certificate from 2003 GTA contains the term SARS. And after the panic subsided there was no noticeable difference in the standard morbidity and mortality rates for that year. Nothing, other than panic, happened. There never was or is a SARS virus.