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A Lancet article discusses estimating the potential burden of clinically significant hantavirus cases in Argentina, focusing on the prevalence and impact of the disease in the country.
A Lancet article discusses estimating the potential burden of clinically significant hantavirus cases in Argentina, focusing on the prevalence and impact of the disease in the country.
Six people have now died from hantavirus in Salta, Argentina.
Following a mission in Ushuaïa, 150 rodents were captured for hantavirus analysis, with results pending.
In Patagonia, conditions are reportedly favorable for an increased epidemiological risk of hantavirus.
A mission from the Malbrán Institute investigating hantavirus on a cruise ship in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, has made a disturbing finding.
Buenos Aires has confirmed 18 hantavirus cases and 7 deaths so far this year.
Argentina reports 45 new hantavirus infections, and a team from the Malbrán Institute is working in Ushuaia following an outbreak linked to a cruise ship.
An investigation into the hantavirus outbreak's index case involves a forest laboratory and the use of 200 traps to find clues.
Hantavirus cases in Buenos Aires province have increased by 50%, resulting in seven deaths so far this year.
Argentinian authorities are trapping rats in the country's southernmost city in an effort to identify the source of a hantavirus outbreak.
Argentinian officials are trapping rats in Ushuaia, the country's southernmost city, as part of an effort to identify the source of a hantavirus outbreak.
Investigators in Ushuaia, Argentina, are actively searching for the source of a deadly hantavirus outbreak.
Argentine researchers are actively collecting rodents to conduct tests for the hantavirus, indicating ongoing scientific efforts to monitor and understand the virus.
Scientists in Ushuaïa, Argentina, have captured rodents to study their potential role as hantavirus vectors.
Argentina's Malbrán Institute is exclusively investigating hantavirus cases related to the MV Hondius cruise ship in Ushuaia, raising questions about the lack of investigation in other locations.
Authorities are investigating five specific locations in Ushuaia to determine the origin of a hantavirus outbreak linked to a cruise ship.
An outpost in Argentina is expressing concerns that the hantavirus outbreak could negatively impact its vital tourism industry.
Argentine scientists are conducting research in Ushuaia, searching for traces of hantavirus in mice, likely in connection with a cruise ship outbreak.
Biologists in Ushuaia, Argentina, are conducting sampling of mice to test for and rule out the presence of hantavirus in the local rodent population.
The Argentine government has dispatched a mission to Ushuaia to investigate and search for hantavirus.
A team of scientists from Malbrán arrived in Ushuaia, Argentina, to investigate the origin of a hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship.
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New information has emerged regarding the travel itinerary within Argentina of the first couple who contracted hantavirus on the cruise ship, as authorities investigate the source of their infection.
This headline mentions hantavirus in connection with the "Hondius" cruise ship.
A scientific mission has begun in Ushuaia, Argentina, to track down suspicious rodents potentially carrying the hantavirus.
An isolated region in Argentina is concerned that hantavirus cases could negatively impact its tourism industry.
In Tierra del Fuego, authorities are actively searching for the rodent species responsible for carrying and transmitting hantavirus.
The search for a potential hantavirus-carrying rodent has started in Ushuaia, Argentina.
This article explores the lessons learned by the Patagonia region regarding hantavirus outbreaks and prevention strategies.
Argentina's controversial withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO) occurred during a hantavirus outbreak in the country.
This headline describes how a city, which is under global observation due to a hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship, is experiencing peak tourism and daily normality.
This article explains the timeline of the hantavirus situation, detailing its journey from the appearance of the first symptoms aboard the 'Hondius' cruise ship to the present day.
An infectologist explained the increase in hantavirus cases in Argentina and provided advice on what to do if infected.
Measures are being reinforced at Cardenal Samoré after the confirmation of an Andes strain hantavirus case in Bariloche.
This article reflects on lessons learned from a past hantavirus outbreak, likely referring to Argentina's 2018-19 outbreak.
A report indicates that the possibility of a more dangerous hantavirus variant is diminishing, and mentions an ongoing scientific mission in Ushuaia.
Argentine biologists will conduct a search in Ushuaia to determine if a hantavirus vector is present in the area.
An Argentine official has accused "malicious agents" from Chile of spreading rumors about hantavirus on a cruise ship.
An Argentine spokesperson has accused "malicious agents" from Chile of spreading rumors related to hantavirus.
Argentina is actively working to identify the origin of a hantavirus outbreak within the country.
Officials in Ushuaia, Argentina, state that there has never been a hantavirus case in the city during the 25 years the local landfill has been operating.
Experts strongly criticized the WHO for its handling of a hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship, citing a previous outbreak in Epuyén, Argentina, as a relevant precedent that was not considered.
An opinion piece in The Washington Post discusses 11 hantavirus deaths in Argentina, framing them as a warning.
An article discussed Argentina's largest hantavirus outbreak, which involved 34 infections and 12 deaths following a 15th birthday party, suggesting it offers insights for the current MV Hondius case.
This article recounts Argentina's largest hantavirus outbreak, which tragically resulted in 12 deaths and 34 infections following a 15th birthday party.