Dozens of passengers left hantavirus-stricken cruise ship after 1st fatality
Some human-to-human transmission may have occurred on board the cruise ship hit by a hantavirus outbreak that has left three people dead and several others ill, the World Health Organization (WHO) said Tuesday.
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3 developments- May 4Human-to-human transmission suspected on board hantavirus cruise ship, WHO says
- May 63 more patients evacuated from cruise with rare hantavirus outbreak
- May 7Dozens of passengers left hantavirus-stricken cruise ship after 1st fatality
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3 viewpointsAbout 40 passengers previously left ship hit by Hantavirus at island of St. Helena
About 40 passengers left ship hit by hantavirus outbreak at island of St. Helena
About 40 passengers previously left ship hit by hantavirus outbreak at island of St. Helena
Human-to-human transmission suspected on board hantavirus cruise ship, WHO says
Cruise ship waiting for help after 3 people died in a suspected hantavirus outbreak
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8 viewpointsHealth officials track dozens who left hantavirus-stricken ship after 1st fatality
About 40 passengers previously left ship hit by Hantavirus at island of St. Helena
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2 viewpointsUnnerving photo shows suspected hantavirus patient evacuated from MV Hondius cruise — as 1 ex-passenger tests positive in Switzerland