π What is hantavirus: symptoms, transmission, treatment and risks
Hantavirus is a rare rodent-borne infection. But the Andes strain can spread between people. Here is what you need to know about symptoms, treatment and danger.
OpenOperational updates on hantavirus activity and related signals.
Hantavirus is a rare rodent-borne infection. But the Andes strain can spread between people. Here is what you need to know about symptoms, treatment and danger.
OpenThe MV Hondius hantavirus outbreak is now officially over. Confirmed: 13 cases across 3 deaths. Health authorities tracked 653 contacts in 33 countries. What went right. Whatβs next. Here is what you need to know. The virus spread no further beyond the ship.
OpenWHO confirmed the MV Hondius hantavirus outbreak is finished. There were 13 cases and 3 deaths. 653 people completed their quarantine. The threat is gone.
OpenThe US reports 8 Sin Nombre hantavirus cases in 2026. 2 deaths. 5 states. Cases are unrelated to the cruise β the virus is endemic to the West.
OpenThe HHS and CDC ended the hantavirus response. Eighteen Americans exited quarantine in Nebraska. There were zero Andes virus cases. After 42 days of monitoring β zero infections.
Open18 MV Hondius passengers spent 42 days in the Nebraska quarantine center. Zero infections. A story of isolation, fear, and coming home.
OpenEurosurveillance published the international investigation of the MV Hondius hantavirus outbreak. 13 cases, 23 nationalities, 33 contact countries.
OpenNo new cases since late May. ECDC and WHO confirmed 13 cases, 3 deaths. Risk for the public stays low. But the incubation period isn't over.
OpenThe tally now sits at 13 cases. Twelve are confirmed, and one is still deemed probable. Tragically, three people have passed away. Lab results later confirmed one probable infection too.
OpenMexico tightens surveillance. South Africa traces contacts. Argentina and CDC hunt natural reservoirs. The global fight against hantavirus continues.
OpenThe WHO ran a webinar about the hantavirus outbreak. Officials called it a "quintessential border health event." There are 13 confirmed cases and 3 deaths. The global risk is still assessed as low.
OpenArizona confirmed a third hantavirus case in 2026. The patient died from the infection. This case is not linked to the MV Hondius cruise ship.
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