[aristeides]

Ontario chief medical officer questions credibility of U.S. SARS statistics.

[aristeides]

Travis Co. (Texas) Man Recovering From SARS.

[blam]

"As of June 9, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control reported 311 suspected SARS cases in the United States, 69 probable cases and no deaths. Yet Canada has had 33 deaths with a similar caseload, D'Cunha noted. "

Does make one wonder, huh?

[EternalHope]

Quite an interesting article you linked in post 43.

Is this just a Canadain official trying to divert attention? Taking a few more cheap shots against the U.S. just for fun?

I generally trust the SARS info released by our government, although it is not as detailed as it should be. However, the final comment about the U.S. Homeland Security law is food for thought.

[Betty Jo]

Oh I love your # 43.

The last sentence...it might be underreported because they put it under National Security in the Homeland Security...

Could be true!

If its true that America is messing with the numbers and covering it up as a matter of National Security,then Tommy Thompson this afternoon on Neil Cavuto on FOX saying our gov doesnt know of "any causal relationship from the terrs to SARS and monkeypox" wasnt telling the truth.

Tommy also smiled when he said "despite the fact that the Dr.stayed in room 911 of the Metropole Hotel"

[Prince Charles]

Once again, Dr. Donald Low seems to be the only honest Canuck in Sarsville.

[flamefront]

Another good one:
[Toronto] Study: Hospitals spreading SARS in 77% of cases.