| The estimated fatality rate for MERS still is far higher than what's seen with seasonal flu or other routine infections. |
| Far mers would find boxes of Granny Smiths left in their stables to replace those scrumped from orchards by school boys with dirty knees. |
| A polymer is a compound formed of repeating structural units called mers, whose atoms share electrons to form very large molecules. |
| As we weave among almond trees and coco de mers, our driver tells us that some guests never leave their cottages. |
| Australian hospitals have been urged to carry out travel history checks on patients to avoid an outbreak of the deadly MERS virus. |
| One patient who was receiving dialysis treatment spread MERS to seven others, including fellow dialysis patients at the same hospital. |
