15 stories tagged with hantavirus
The number of hantavirus cases has risen to 12, following a positive test result for a staff member from the MV Hondius cruise ship who had returned to Tenerife.
The journey of the MV Hondius cruise ship has concluded, with reports confirming no hantavirus contagion among the passengers who disembarked in Rotterdam.
The Sicilian Region has designated the polyclinics in Palermo and Catania as official laboratories for hantavirus testing, establishing key diagnostic centers.
A second British tourist has been placed in quarantine at Sacco Hospital in Milan, Italy, due to hantavirus concerns, but her test results have come back negative.
300 individuals have tested negative for hantavirus in Italy, but authorities remain concerned about their potential to spread the contagion.
The cruise ship Hondius has arrived at the port of Rotterdam, Netherlands, in connection with ongoing hantavirus concerns.
The Italian Ministry of Health has issued a circular for managing potential hantavirus cases, despite no current infections in Italy. This document provides guidance for healthcare management.
An English patient, previously tested negative for hantavirus, has now developed a fever. Further monitoring and testing are likely underway to determine the cause.
This Italian headline highlights dyspnea, or 'air hunger,' as a sudden and significant symptom of hantavirus that should not be underestimated.
Silvio Brusaferro, head of the Italian National Institute of Health, stated in Bologna that Italy is not facing a hantavirus pandemic.
Details are provided about the sterile room at Sacco Hospital in Milan, Italy, where the English hantavirus patient will remain until June 6.
An Hantavirus alert has been issued at Sacco Hospital in Milan concerning a tourist in quarantine, with officials clarifying that it is not a new COVID-19 situation.
An infectious disease specialist explains that Hantavirus is risky due to its slow incubation period.
Suspected hantavirus cases in Italy have tested negative, but doctors are raising an alarm, stating that they are not prepared for a potential outbreak.
A doctor from Sacco Hospital in Milan, Italy, confirmed that a man in quarantine for suspected hantavirus tested negative and could not have infected others.