MERS

The World Is Not Ready for the Next Pandemic

By Bryan Walsh

This New Group Wants to Stop Pandemics Before They Start

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Saudi Arabia Is Reporting a Surge in MERS Deaths

By Helen Regan

Possible Breakthrough in MERS Treatment

By Alissa Greenberg
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First Case of MERS Confirmed in Thailand

Thai Health Ministry officials took four days to verify the case

By Joanna Plucinska

#theBrief: Why Isn't There a Vaccine for the MERS Virus?

A treatment for MERS just isn't profitable

By Salima Koroma

Here's the Good News if You Get MERS in South Korea

The government will pick up your medical bills

By David Stout

South Korea’s Latest Fashion Accessory: Face Masks

Residents of the country’s densely packed capital are relying on face masks for protection. But how effective are they?

By Alice Park

MERS Claims 16th Victim in South Korea

The World Health Organization will hold emergency talks later this week to address the "large and complex" outbreak

By David Stout

South Korea Fears Economic Impact of MERS

The death toll rose to nine on Wednesday

By Alissa Greenberg

MERS Claims 7th Victim in South Korea

Eight new cases have been diagnosed, but officials are optimistic that the virus is being contained

By David Stout

Here's the Difference Between MERS and Ebola

Another disease without treatment or vaccine is spreading

By Alexandra Sifferlin

MERS Claims 6th in South Korea

23 new cases were reported Monday

By Rishi Iyengar

4th Death Confirmed in South Korea’s MERS Outbreak

More than 1,300 schools have closed as officials scramble to contain the virus

By David Stout

South Korea Closes Schools as MERS Spreads

Two people have so far died from the virus nationwide

By David Stout

MERS Is Going to Spread in South Korea, the WHO Says

There are now 30 confirmed MERS cases in the country

By Helen Regan

Ebola Should Change How We Fund Drugs for Emerging Disease

"The big pharma companies are not in the business of charity"

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Remember MERS? Scientists Want Treatments to be Ready, Unlike Ebola

MERS is another disease with no cure or vaccine--can scientists get ahead while there's still time?

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Research Indicates Deadly Virus Could Be Airborne

The disease has already claimed 288 lives

By Joan E. Greve

It Looks Like Camels Do Transmit MERS to Humans

Scientists confirm a man who died of MERS had same virus as one of his camels

By Alexandra Sifferlin
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