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@thedailybeast Wanna Hanta? Officials Say No

The sole American cruise ship passenger who had tested positive for hantavirus and was being held in the biocontainment unit at the University of Nebraska Medical Center has now tested negative. thedailybeast.com/passenger-on-r…

@IanCopeland5 Wanna Hanta? Officials Say No

There have only been 890 cases of Hantavirus reported from 1993 to 2023 in the US. Calm down...

@WHO Incorrect, they were all Covid.

Much of the global mortality remains invisible. Of the estimated 61 million deaths worldwide in 2023: - Only around 21 million were reported to WHO with cause-of-death information. - And just 12 million reported deaths included sufficient data for public health analysis. Without stronger death and cause-of-death registration systems, countries are left navigating health challenges without a clear picture of what people are dying from. Full report: bit.ly/4fiNpVV

Wanna Hanta? Officials Say No #Hantavirüs #thecomplianttimes

Wanna Hanta? Local Officials Say 'Absolutely Not'

@AC360 Fanta Rebrands to Not-a-Hanta Just to Be Safe

Jake Rosmarin, a travel content creator who was onboard the hantavirus-hit cruise ship, describes the conditions from the quarantine facility in Nebraska where he and 15 others are being monitored.

@OutFrontCNN @ErinBurnett Fanta Rebrands to Not-a-Hanta Just to Be Safe

The cruise ship passenger who tested positive for hantavirus speaks exclusively with @ErinBurnett about what life has been like inside the biocontainment unit.

@DrEricDing Officials: "Hold Your Breath Until the Hanta Passes"

If it were true, all the Joe Rogan manosphere men would immediately want a lockdown and wear N95 masks. 💡But wanna know what is true… hantavirus RNA can persistent in human semen for 9 months after infection… A 2024 systematic review in The Lancet Microbe analyzed viral persistence in semen across many viruses. Andes virus is a notable exception with documented long-term RNA presence of 278 days—plus the Andes hantavirus is documented to be sexually transmissible.

@Telegraph Officials: "Hold Your Breath Until the Hanta Passes"

📅 Currently, no cases of hantavirus have been confirmed in people who were not on board the MV Hondius, so there is no evidence that the virus has spread beyond the confines of the ship. But one physician-scientist estimates that generation-three cases – involving anyone who contracts the infection from the holidaymakers – should start showing up around May 19. Read more from Sarah Knapton here ⤵️ telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/05/1…

@HantaReport Officials: "Hold Your Breath Until the Hanta Passes"

🚨 BREAKING: Officials say new suspected #Hantavirus cases are being reviewed after multiple people reported severe flu-like symptoms tied to recent exposure events. Early symptoms can look “mild” before rapidly escalating. Health agencies are urging the public not to ignore unusual respiratory illness. 😷

@DailyMail Officials: "Hold Your Breath Until the Hanta Passes"

First suspected 'generation three' hantavirus case as Italian who 'sat alongside' woman on Dutch KLM flight before she died develops symptoms - amid fears virus has MUTATED trib.al/kgCjEH0

@DailyMail Wanna Hanta? Local Officials Say 'Absolutely Not'

@OutFrontCNN @j_g_allen Wanna Hanta? Local Officials Say 'Absolutely Not'

Harvard Professor @j_g_allen says past hantavirus outbreaks did not require “prolonged close contact”: “One person passed it to another person at a birthday party simply by passing by and saying hello.”

@ABCWorldNews @VictorOquendo Wanna Hanta? Local Officials Say 'Absolutely Not'

As the number of hantavirus cases linked to a luxury cruise ship continues to rise, health officials are now tracking 18 people across 10 U.S. states. At least one American who has tested positive remains in biocontainment. @VictorOquendo has the latest. abcnews.link/xiTS2Wb

@BBCWorld Wanna Hanta? Local Officials Say 'Absolutely Not'

No sign of larger hantavirus outbreak, says UN health agency bbc.in/48Vowf6

@CBSNews Wanna Hanta? Local Officials Say 'Absolutely Not'

The 15 Americans from the cruise ship linked to a hantavirus outbreak who are being monitored at the National Quarantine Unit at the University of Nebraska Medical Center are not showing symptoms, and no new cases have been reported, according to health officials. CBS News' Ian Lee reports.

@WHO Wanna Hanta? Local Officials Say 'Absolutely Not'

Update on #hantavirus: As of 12 May, 12h00 CEST, a total of 11 cases, including 3 deaths, have been reported. Nine of the 11 cases are confirmed, and the other 2 are probable. All are among passengers or crew on the ship. We expect more cases given the dynamics of spread on a ship and the virus’ incubation period. At the moment, there is no sign that we are seeing the start of a larger outbreak. Passengers and crew are being followed up in their countries, where WHO recommends a 42-day quarantine at home or in a facility starting from day of departure from the ship. WHO Technical Note for the disembarkation & onward management of MV Hondius passengers & crew bit.ly/4u1BT5I

@AC360 Man Quarantines Single Dust Bunny Over Hanta Suspicions

CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta gives insight on how hantavirus spreads through "close contact." According to the World Health Organization, that is defined as contact "for 15 minutes within about two meters."

@NBCNews Man Quarantines Single Dust Bunny Over Hanta Suspicions.

A total of 11 hantavirus cases have been confirmed, with global health officials warning that the number could rise. nbcnews.com/health/health-…

@WSJ Man Quarantines Single Dust Bunny Over Hanta Suspicions

Drug hunters have searched for years for a treatment for hantavirus, which caused an outbreak on a cruise ship that global public-health officials are now racing to contain. Here is what we know about hantavirus drugs and vaccines in development: 🔗 on.wsj.com/3P1TyLD