Severe acute respiratory syndrome; guidance for persons traveling to areas where SARS cases have been reported
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April 23, 2004
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Alternative Title:Guidance for persons traveling to areas where SARS cases have been reported
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Description:During the 2003 global outbreak, most persons reported as SARS cases in the United States were exposed through foreign travel to countries with outbreaks of SARS, with only limited secondary spread to close contacts such as family members and healthcare workers. Guidance for the management of SARS exposures in healthcare settings, as well as infection control precautions for SARS patients and their close contacts in household settings, is provided in Supplement I, Public Health Guidance for Community-Level Preparedness and Response to Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS). The following guidance is provided for persons (other than healthcare workers or household contacts) who are traveling to areas where SARS cases have been reported. These recommendations are based on the experience to date and may be revised as more information becomes available.
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Content Notes:Mode of access: Internet from the CDC web site as Acrobat .pdf file (116.1 KB, 2 p. ).
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