Sentence examples for flu severe from inspiring English sources

In the past, tourist arrivals have fallen quickly after reports of bird flu, severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, and terrorism elsewhere in the region.

Even healthy children can come down with a case of the flu severe enough to cause death in a matter of days, according to a new report from researchers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Two days later, the patient reappeared with the flu and severe respiratory problems.

In contrast with seasonal flu, few severe cases have been seen in people older than 60.

But Dr. Weisfuse said he expected many people would walk or drive to work if the flu became severe.

It was no longer an animal flu, but "severe acute respiratory syndrome" — an altogether more urban-sounding virus.

Like last year's Ebola epidemic – and the panics about swine flu and severe acute respiratory syndrome (Sars) before it – the virus blipped on almost no one's radar.

This worldwide outlook comes from more than just altruism — AIDS, avian flu, and severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) have shown that many health problems have little respect for borders.

The cases at both nursing homes involve an illness resembling a summer flu or severe cold, producing stuffy noses and coughs but no fever, although some people have had pneumonia.

Other diseases that have recently caused widespread suffering include four major outbreaks of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (Mers) in Saudi Arabia and the Republic of Korea, the pandemics of avian and swine flu and severe acute respiratory syndrome (Sars).

In the main, support for Carlisle's honesty has been strong, as it has been for Nick Baber, 48, chief operating officer at KPMG, who last week said he would pretend he had flu during severe depression.