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| Nov.9 |
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Lung cancer cases soar in Beijing Beijing health officials say smoking is still the number one cause of lung cancer, but they admit air pollution is also a factor
| Apr.24 |
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WHO: H7N9 virus 'one of the most lethal so far' Death toll from China's bird flu outbreak rose to 22 with news of another victim in eastern Zhejiang Province | |
| Apr.19 |
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Bird flu investigation launched WHO announced the launch of an international investigation into a new deadly strain of bird flu, as the total number of infections in China rose...
| Apr.16 |
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Beijing concerned about 4-year-old bird flu 'carrier' The discovery of a 4-year-old carrier of the H7N9 bird flu virus who shows no symptoms of the potentially lethal virus is a worrying develop...
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| May.1 |
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China moves to curb virus spread China will quarantine all those who travelled on a flight from Mexico, in a bid to curb the spread of the virus
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| May.14 |
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Child-killing virus hits Beijing The death toll in outbreak of hand-foot-mouth disease has risen to 42 children, with the capital Beijing reporting its first case
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| Jan.17 |
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Donors to boost bird flu effort Donor countries meeting are preparing to pledge up to $1.5bn to fight bird flu worldwide
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| Nov.7 |
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Beijing shuts live poultry markets China conducted door-to-door searches for chickens and ducks as it toughened its efforts to fight bird flu
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| Apr.25 |
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4 new SARS suspects Health Ministry has reported 4 suspected cases in the capital. 337 people in Beijing are under observation
| Apr.23 |
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First SARS death of year in China
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Two SARS cases confirmed
| Apr.22 |
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Suspected SARS case
| Apr.8 |
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China sounds alarm on AIDS
| Feb.4 |
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Bird flu 'weakness' admitted
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| Jun.24 |
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WHO lifts travel alert for Beijing Beijing is the last area saddled with a travel advisory
| Jun.13 |
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SARS warning remains for Beijing
| Jun.5 |
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SARS outbreak past its peak: WHO The epidemic has passed its peak worldwide but the threat of resurgence remains | |
| May.30 |
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Officials: China SARS crisis eases
| May.15 |
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WHO optimism on SARS grows Canada and Vietnam have been taken off the list of countries where transmission of the disease is occurring
| May.14 |
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SARS figures offer China hope
| May.13 |
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Beijing: SARS 'under control'
| May.10 |
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China 'missing' vital SARS data WHO: In Beijing there is no information about when, where and from whom patients caught the disease | |
| May.9 |
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SARS progress in Beijing Upward trend of cases had been effectively curbed. The disease continues to sweep through the rest of China
| May.6 |
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SARS investigators deployed Thousands of investigators have been deployed in the Haidan district, which has been worst hit by the disease
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SARS battle remains 'grave' Premier Wen Jiabao has called for intensified efforts to contain the virus. 138 new cases and 8 new deaths announced
| May.5 |
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Sars fears shut reservoirs Scores of medical workers are leaving their jobs as the number of cases of the virus continues to soar
| Apr.29 |
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SARS: Beijing faces critical week In the capital the situation 'remains severe,' the mayor said
| Apr.27 |
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SARS closes Beijing venues Authorities ordered the temporary closure of theaters and libraries and suspended the approval of marriages | |
| Apr.25 |
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Mass SARS quarantine China has told 4,000 residents to go home and stay there indefinitely
| Apr.23 |
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Hospital sealed off A major hospital has been placed under quarantine to curb the spread of the deadly SARS virus
| Apr.20 |
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Heads roll over SARS spread Health minister and the mayor of Beijing have both been sacked. May 1 International Workers' Day holiday cancelled | |
| Mar.26 |
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34 killed by virus Southern China: 31 people from Guangdong province and 3 in Beijing have died from the mysterious pneumonia
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