Seriously, IF you do have contracted SARS, medical bill is the least you have to worry about.
The death rate of SARS is quite high if the patient is not treated EARLY. (I would estimated to be over 50%). The period between onset of symtoms (fever, cough) and DEATH of patient is about 2 to 3 weeks, and if the patient is admited to hospital too late, usually he/she is directly transferred to Intensive Care Unit and soon will be on life support system.
The above information is summaried by reading news about SARS patients in Hong Kong and Singapore, which has a very high standard of medical care.
Remember, SARS is a new disease/virus which until now the world has know very little about it.
I'm posting from Hong Kong which has more than 470 persons contracted SARS, with 12 already dead, 53 in ICU, ONLY 43 are released from hospital.
Lastly, the good news is that if the patient is treated VERY EARLY, the death rate (estimated by medical expert) is ONLY about 5%.
(Edited with quote from skoob)
The death rate of SARS is quite high if the patient is not treated EARLY. (I would estimated to be over 50%). The period between onset of symtoms (fever, cough) and DEATH of patient is about 2 to 3 weeks, and if the patient is admited to hospital too late, usually he/she is directly transferred to Intensive Care Unit and soon will be on life support system.
The above information is summaried by reading news about SARS patients in Hong Kong and Singapore, which has a very high standard of medical care.
Remember, SARS is a new disease/virus which until now the world has know very little about it.
I'm posting from Hong Kong which has more than 470 persons contracted SARS, with 12 already dead, 53 in ICU, ONLY 43 are released from hospital.
Lastly, the good news is that if the patient is treated VERY EARLY, the death rate (estimated by medical expert) is ONLY about 5%.
1) Statistically you have almost no chance of having SARS.
(Edited with quote from skoob)