July 2003
Thinking like a Virus
The search for SARS was a success because of global collaboration.
By Seth Shulman
Why did it take less than two weeks to find the mutant coronavirus responsible for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, or SARS, while it took the better part of three years to find HIV? There are many reasons-including better technology and a less elusive viral target-but don't discount the unprecedented level of worldwide communication among SARS researchers.
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