Seems pretty dumb to wait on more convenient data while people still get infected, become sick and often die.On balance, separating camels from humans, being better protected when in contact with camels, and improving infection prevention and control in hospitals may even obviate the need for vaccination. Gasp.
{Not having an easy answer is bothering those who want to excuse humans from having a role in facilitating the MERS outbreak. Seems obvious to me that there is another vector that can pass the disease on to humans and then humans pass on themselves. Back to the bats and massive date farms.}




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