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Severe Acute
Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) |
Currently, there is no known SARS transmission anywhere in the world. The most recent human cases of SARS-CoV infection were reported in China in April 2004 in an outbreak resulting from laboratory-acquired infections (see Laboratory Biosafety for more details). CDC and its partners, including the World Health Organization, continue to monitor the SARS situation globally. Any new updates on disease transmission and SARS preparedness activities will be posted at this site
For More Information:
Archived News
Updated information on SARS is provided on CDC's SARS website.
Travel information is provided on CDC's Travelers' Health website.
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