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CDC shares update on hantavirus outbreak in the US after latest round of testing. Here’s what to know

The hantavirus outbreak has resulted in three deaths so far

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We Now Know How Many People the CDC Is Monitoring for Hantavirus

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CDC says hantavirus risk still low as it monitors exposed passengers: What to know

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Risk of hantavirus spread low, CDC says as passengers are monitored

Officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday the risk of a member of the general public contracting hantavirus remains low despite several passengers on a cruise ship b...

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CDC Says 41 People Being Monitored for Hantavirus in US

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CDC gives update on deadly hantavirus outbreak linked to cruise ship

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Hantavirus Risk to US Public Remains Low, CDC Says

The initial test results for one passenger who officials said on Monday had tested positive for hantavirus and was placed in a Nebraska biocontainment unit, were inconclusive, Fitter said.

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What’s going around? Hantavirus latest as VDH continues to monitor single Virginia case

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Hantavirus risk remains low, CDC says, citing its ‘playbook’ response

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CDC says 41 people across the U.S. are being monitored for hantavirus

There are no confirmed cases in the United States following a deadly outbreak on a cruise ship that included American passengers.

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CDC issues advisory on hantavirus cluster linked to cruise ship

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a Health Alert Network Health Advisory May 8 notifying clinicians and health departments of the potential for imported cases of hantavirus disease,

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CDC says there are no U.S. hantavirus cases currently, 41 people being monitored

The CDC said the risk to the general public from hantavirus remains low.

CDC Takes a Back Seat as Hantavirus Outbreak Tests US Public Health Leadership

As a deadly hantavirus outbreak on the cruise ship Hondius generated a surge of global headlines for the past week, public health experts noticed one organization was oddly quiet: the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.