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The World Health Organization will declare the hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship over if no new cases are reported by July 2nd.
A US public health agency has concluded its hantavirus response as the outbreak shows signs of easing. This indicates a reduction in new cases and a successful containment effort.
A CIDRAP report indicates the conclusion of a hantavirus response, alongside updates on New World screwworm and the CDC ceasing measles and mumps testing.
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced that a hantavirus outbreak is expected to formally conclude on July 2.
The death of a woman from hantavirus in Bariloche, Argentina, has drawn the attention of specialists.
This is a transcript of an update provided by the CDC regarding their response to hantavirus, dated June 24, 2026.
The CDC has concluded its hantavirus response in the U.S. due to a diminished risk of outbreak, indicating the situation is under control.
An article in The Lancet warns about the hantavirus situation in Latin America, highlighting concerns regarding its prevalence and impact in the region.
The US CDC is reducing its hantavirus response efforts as the outbreak shows signs of easing, indicating a decline in new cases or severity.
An international public health effort successfully contained an Andes hantavirus outbreak that occurred on a Dutch cruise ship.
The last passengers affected by hantavirus are leaving quarantine, with one individual named Jake expressing emotion about returning home.
This article discusses a hantavirus incident at sea, examining it as a case study for the revised International Health Regulations and global health cooperation.
The last person in Baden-Württemberg infected with hantavirus has completed their quarantine. This marks the end of a specific case's isolation period in the region.
Hantavirus concerns are impacting the high season for cruises in Spain, leading to a 12% decrease in travelers between April and May.
A woman hospitalized with hantavirus in Bariloche, Argentina, has died. This confirms a fatal outcome for a previously reported case.
A death due to hantavirus has been confirmed in Bariloche, Argentina.
All US passengers who were on a ship affected by hantavirus have now returned to their respective home states.
This headline reports on public health alerts regarding a measles outbreak in Cook County, Illinois, between September and October 2025, and does not mention hantavirus.
Experts in The Lancet issued a strong warning that Latin America is not prepared for a hantavirus outbreak.
A new hypothesis has emerged regarding the origin of the hantavirus outbreak at sea, with a clue pointing to a key motorhome.
An 18-day quarantine has ended for 18 Americans who were exposed to hantavirus on a cruise ship, as reported by The New York Times.
Torres states that "alarmist" messages about hantavirus in the Canary Islands ultimately amounted to nothing, suggesting no significant outbreak occurred.
Health authorities have declared the hantavirus crisis over after confirming that all follow-up tests for the virus have returned negative results.
Health officials have concluded their management of the hantavirus situation, confirming that all individuals under monitoring have tested negative for the virus.