MERS
First MERS Autopsy Completed: What Happens To Your Body When You Get The MERS Virus
Researchers have published the first MERS autopsy, which provides new clues into how the virus attacks the body. 
MERS, Ebola, Bird Flu: Science's Big Missed Opportunities
Scientists are largely in the dark about how to stop or treat the slew of never-seen-before global health problems of recent years, from the emergence of the deadly MERS virus in Saudi Arabia, to a new killer strain of bird flu in China and an unprecedented Ebola outbreak in West Africa. 
New Virus Similar To Hepatitis C Can Be Transmitted Through Blood Transfusions; It's Probably Not Harmful
A new virus has been found to be transmitted through blood transfusions, but it doesn't seem dangerous. 
Saudi Minister Says MERS Cases Are Reducing Before Haj
A recent surge in cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), a sometimes deadly virus, in Saudi Arabia has ebbed in the run-up to Islam's annual haj pilgrimage. 
Governments Are Not Following Advice On MERS, Experts Warn
Health experts at the World Health Organization said governments are not doing all they should to tackle the deadly Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, a committee of 
Thailand Says 175 Exposed To MERS Patient; South Korea Reports No New Case
Thailand's ministry has instructed those exposed to stay away from public spaces and for medical personnel to monitor their health. 
North Korea Claims It Can Cure MERS, Ebola, And AIDS With ‘Strong Immune Reviver’ Drug
This isn’t the first time the hermit kingdom has claimed it has a cure for some of the worst viruses of this century. 
Hospital At Center Of South Korea's MERS Suspends Services; Seven New Cases
After being identified as the epicenter of the spread of deadly MERS, a South Korean hospital has suspended most of its services. 
South Korea MERS Outbreak: Photos Reveal Widespread Panic And Increased Safety Precautions
As MERS continues to spread throughout South Korea, drastic measures are being taken to stop the outbreak. 
MERS Virus Discovered In Saudi Camel Barn Suggests Airborne Transmission
The discovery of MERS virus fragments in a camel barn suggests the deadly disease is airborne, like the cold or the flu.
