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DocWoc71: Saudi Arabia: 4 New Deaths Reported From Virus, via
Saudi Arabia: 4 New Deaths Reported From Virus, via @nytimes #emergingdisease #mers http://nyti.ms/1iT14jl
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ZFTWARNING: BBC News - Saudi Arabia reports five more Mers deaths
BBC News - Saudi Arabia reports five more Mers deaths http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-27176601 … #MERS
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Laurie_Garrett: 5 more deaths today: 2 Saudi nat'ls, 2 Palest'ns & 1 Bangla'i, plus14 new cases, so KSA sum = 313:
5 more #MERS deaths #SaudiArabia today: 2 Saudi nat'ls, 2 Palest'ns & 1 Bangla'i, plus14 new cases, so KSA sum = 313: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-27176601 …
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influenza_bio: DPP4, receptor for , is on human bronchial & renal epithelial cells. From
DPP4, receptor for #MERS, is on human bronchial & renal epithelial cells. From http://bit.ly/1lh67Ln pic.twitter.com/OpmxNjKRnj
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WHO: Hi, sorry for not getting back to your DM earlier. Countries reporting can be found here
@Jay_Jryan Hi, sorry for not getting back to your DM earlier. Countries reporting #MERS can be found here http://goo.gl/EhEcUF
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WHO: UPDATE: Latest cases & global tally reported to WHO as of 26 April 2014
@almont12 @ilhamabuljadaye UPDATE: Latest #MERS cases & global tally reported to WHO as of 26 April 2014 http://goo.gl/nCvmCA
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WHO: Investigations to identify the source of infection and routes of exposure are still ongoing
@swedeinsf Investigations to identify the source of #MERS infection and routes of exposure are still ongoing
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WHO: Camels are suspected to be primary source of infection for humans - exact routes of direct/indirect exposure remain unknown
@swedeinsf Camels are suspected to be primary source of #MERS infection for humans - exact routes of direct/indirect exposure remain unknown
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WHO: WHO risk assessment on Middle East respiratory syndrome (24 April 2014)
WHO risk assessment on Middle East respiratory syndrome http://goo.gl/EhEcUF (24 April 2014) #MERS
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WHO: Latest update on Middle East respiratory syndrome in (26 April 2014)
Latest update on Middle East respiratory syndrome in #UAE http://goo.gl/nCvmCA (26 April 2014) #MERS
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WHO: Globally, from Sept 2012 to date, WHO has been informed of 261 lab-confirmed cases of Middle East respiratory syndrome, incl 93 deaths
Globally, from Sept 2012 to date, WHO has been informed of 261 lab-confirmed cases of Middle East respiratory syndrome, incl 93 deaths #MERS
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MiddleEastEye: First case of reported in . Virus has now spread from Arabia to and
First case of #MERS reported in #Egypt. Virus has now spread from #Saudi Arabia to #Mayalsia and #UAE http://tinyurl.com/k3g7q9h
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WHO: It is very likely cases will continue to be exported to other countries, through tourists, travellers, guestworkers or pilgrims
It is very likely #MERS cases will continue to be exported to other countries, through tourists, travellers, guestworkers or pilgrims
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WHO: Investigations to identify the source of Middle East respiratory syndrome infection and routes of exposure are still ongoing
Investigations to identify the source of Middle East respiratory syndrome infection and routes of exposure are still ongoing #MERS
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WHO: Middle East respiratory syndrome virus incubation period is between 2 and 14 days
Middle East respiratory syndrome virus incubation period is between 2 and 14 days #MERS
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