Which statement best describes SARS? SARS was an epidemic, but not a pandemic. SARS was a pandemic, but not an epidemic. SARS wa s both a pandemic and an epidemic. SARS was neither a pandemic nor an epidemic
2 answers:
Answer:
SARS was an epidemic, but not a pandemic.
Explanation:
It is correct to say SARS was an epidemic but not a pandemic.
An epidemic is an outbreak of infectious diseases which affects a group of people in a particular areas A pandemic is a global outbreak of diseases that affects the total population of people over a wider range. SARS outbreak occurred between 2002 - 2004 in China. It was localized to the People's republic and hence, an epidemic.
The recent outbreak of disease in 2020 on the other hand is a pandemic. The infectious disease had a global coverage.
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