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Who cares about SARS

That's a fair question considering that the virus that took the world by storm just a few short months ago has virtually disappeared from the headlines. News stories that once detailed hot spots around the globe have been replaced by other stories on the aftermath of the war in Iraq and closings of local beaches due to high bacteria counts.