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Prevention: InternationalThe World Health Organization (WHO) played a vital role in the containment of the first global outbreak of SARS. The WHO alerted the first emergency travel advisory in its history after additional reports were issued. The alert was targeted towards international travelers, healthcare professionals and authorities, and advising those who traveled to SARS-affected areas to be aware of developing symptoms 10 days after returning. Content OutlineBelow all content of this page is listed by header title. Click on the link to go to a particular part within this page. At anytime you can return to this list by clicking on 'Content Outline' at the end of each part. Reasons for the emergency travel advisoryAccording to the WHO (World Health Organization), the decision was based on 5 factors:
These global alert and the global effort issued by the WHO prompted identification of cases, immediate isolation, and strict infection control in all countries except for China. Interactive
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