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...herself, McLaughlin says she stopped smoking regularly after she developed a terrible cough six months...
...Queen Elizabeth Hospital sent Lim a specimen from a 54-year-old male who had developed a fever and a cough and soon had to be admitted, apparently suffering from pneumonia. Four days later, Lim's lab succeeded in growing a virus extracted from his specimens. The next day, the patient died. Lim tested the virus with her H5 reagents. Again, a positive...
...short order, more cases began turning up throughout Hong Kong. On Dec. 4, a 24-year-old woman developed a fever, sore throat and cough, and complained of dizziness. Five days later, she was in the intensive-care unit on a respirator with a confirmed case of H5 influenza. On Dec. 7, a five year-old girl began vomiting and developed other flu symptoms. H5 again. On Dec. 12, another child, a cousin of the five-year-old, came down with a fever and was hospitalized with H5. And a new outbreak of H5 had turned up on a fourth...
Vaughn was a 21-year-old soldier at Camp Jackson, S.C., who reported for sick call on Sept. 19, 1918, at the peak of the pandemic. He complained of chills, fever, headache and a bad cough. He had trouble breathing. A week later, at 6:30 a.m., he died. At 2 p.m., his body was autopsied, and specimens were extracted, preserved and sent to Washington...
...case, most of Rebagliati's fellow Olympic snowboarders have come to his defense. "He still won the gold medal," says women's halfpipe finalist American Cara Beth Burnside. "Everyone's just furious about it. It's not affecting his performance. C'mon, they're kicking people out for cough medicine." "It's too bad," says American pro snowboarder Adam Merriman. "Pot doesn't make your muscles swell up--otherwise he'd have a reason to lose his gold. But marijuana just mellows you out. I don't understand why they busted him." Says Swiss halfpipe rider Anita Schwaller...