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Hantavirus Risk to US Public Remains Low Says National Health Agency
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- CDC reports hantavirus risk to US public remains very low.
- Outbreak linked to MV Hondius cruise ship; 16 passengers quarantined in Nebraska.
- One passenger tested positive for hantavirus; 16 monitored at University of Nebraska Medical Center.
- Hantavirus primarily spread by wild rodents; Andes virus has limited person-to-person transmission.
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