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.
Just because you're eating a salad doesn't mean you aren't consuming a lot of calories. Most raw nonstarchy vegetables contain only about 25 calories per cup, but other salad ingredients can add a significant number of calories to your tossed salad if you aren't mindful about portion sizes. Use low-fat versions of cheeses and dressings to help minimize the overall calorie content of your salad.