SARS: Introduction. Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) is an infectious respiratory condition with initial outbreak in February 2003. The symptoms of SARS start out with flu-like symptoms (e.g. fever, headache, etc.) and then either the disease subsides or it progresses to a severe respiratory phase. This second phase is dangerous and can lead to acute respiratory failure and death.
How Your Salad Stacks Up. A 1 1/2-cup tossed salad containing just vegetables has about 33 calories. If your salad also contains eggs and cheese, the same-sized salad has about 102 calories, and when you top your salad with chicken instead, it will have about 105 calories. This is before you add dressing.
Nutrition Facts: One salad contains 1,130 calories, 89 g fat, 27 g saturated fat, 5 g sugar and 70 g protein. Beware the Cobb salad. Stuffed with bacon, blue cheese and slathered in ranch dressing, this dish can be calorically dangerous. Even made with grilled chicken, this salad is still a big no-no.