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WHO: Some SARS cases appear linked to chlamydia
Hong Kong Buddhists wear masks as they pray.

WHO: Some SARS cases appear linked to chlamydia

The World Health Organization suggested Friday that the common bacteria chlamydia may have teamed up with SARS -- Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome -- at least in the cases in China, where the disease first was recognized late last year.

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