China has markedly increased infectious disease surveillance efforts after the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome （SARS） in 2003.＇ When the first pneumonia cases with unknown etiology from Shanghai were ...China has markedly increased infectious disease surveillance efforts after the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome （SARS） in 2003.＇ When the first pneumonia cases with unknown etiology from Shanghai were reported to the National Health and Family Planning Commission and the China Center of Disease Control and Prevention （CDC） in March 2013, our Chinese doctors and scientists show more confident to face the emerging infectious disease than 10 years ago.展开更多
基金This study was supported by the grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China （No. 81070005/H0104, No. 81030032/ H 19 and No. 81271840） and the Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University （No. NCET-10-0006）.
文摘China has markedly increased infectious disease surveillance efforts after the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome （SARS） in 2003.＇ When the first pneumonia cases with unknown etiology from Shanghai were reported to the National Health and Family Planning Commission and the China Center of Disease Control and Prevention （CDC） in March 2013, our Chinese doctors and scientists show more confident to face the emerging infectious disease than 10 years ago.
