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cord-294666-xlyuhzo9	Arguin, Paul M.	Health Communication during SARS	2004-02-17		.txt	text/plain	1493	67	44	Timely health communication, along with surveillance, quarantine, isolation, and travel restrictions, figured prominently among the tools the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) used to help contain the outbreak. By the end of September 1994, CDC had produced six documents to distribute to public health officials: an outbreak notice; a plague advisory for travelers to India; a plague alert notice handed to passengers arriving from India, which described the symptoms of plague and urged them to seek medical attention if they developed a febrile illness within 7 days; recommendations for treatment and prophylaxis; guidelines for diagnosis and biosafety; and a review article in the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. Kennedy International Airport on flights from India), the departments of health in New York City and New York State supplemented CDC's surveillance plan by using two approaches to disseminate information to heighten awareness of plague, focusing on emergency department physicians.	./cache/cord-294666-xlyuhzo9.txt	./txt/cord-294666-xlyuhzo9.txt