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MV Hondius hantavirus outbreak - Wikipedia
There is little evidence about how <strong>hantavirus</strong> is transmitted because <strong>outbreaks</strong> are rare and mostly limited to Latin America. The Andes strain is the only one which can spread person-to-person, and little is known about it; no <strong>vaccine</strong> is available. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is planning a study to learn more about Andes virus based on <strong>the</strong> <strong>cruise</strong> <strong>ship</strong> ...
science.org
How did the cruise ship hantavirus outbreak start? Scientists are investigating new scenarios | Science | AAAS
But even that story “never made much sense,” says Gustavo Palacios, a virologist at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. <strong>No hantaviruses have ever been reported around Ushuaia</strong>, and the region has never seen cases of the disease they ...
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cidrap.umn.edu
More hantavirus cases emerge as passengers debark cruise ship | CIDRAP
<strong>The COVID and shingles vaccine studies were suppressed because they showed the vaccine-safety system works</strong>.
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factcheck.afp.com
Posts linking Covid jabs to hantavirus misuse Pfizer, WHO documents | Fact Check
<strong>A rare hantavirus outbreak on an Atlantic cruise ship has reignited conspiratorial Covid-era misinformation</strong>, with posts sharing files from Pfizer and the World Health Organization (WHO) as supposed proof that the hantavirus is a vaccine "side ...
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snopes.com
Pfizer didn't say hantavirus is side effect of its COVID-19 vaccine, contrary to online claims | Snopes.com
<strong>The claim was false</strong>. While the document is authentic, hantavirus appeared not in a list of side effects, but in a pre-determined list of so-called adverse events of special interest — unwanted medical events that occur after vaccination, which ...
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wired.com
Hantavirus Conspiracy Theories Are Already Spreading Online | WIRED
Some conspiracy theorists compared the outbreak to the Covid-19 pandemic, claiming it was another effort to control the global population, while <strong>others pushed a false narrative that the Covid-19 vaccine caused hantavirus</strong>.
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