For some experts, the outbreak is raising broader concerns about how equipped the U.S. is to respond to future infectious disease threats.

The World Health Organization is leading outbreak efforts, but the U.S. is no longer part of the WHO. Here's how that impacts hantavirus communications.

The U.N.'s health agency said it did not see evidence hantavirus cases aboard a Dutch cruise ship would develop into a more widespread outbreak.

The disease is much deadlier than COVID, but much harder to spread.

No U.S. cases following cruise ship outbreak, but 41 people are being monitored

A Dutch couple believed to have brought hantavirus aboard the ship spent months traveling in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay before boarding.

For some experts, the outbreak is raising broader concerns about how equipped the U.S. is to respond to future infectious disease threats.

The next big one won't come from the hantavirus cruise outbreak, but there are still lessons to take away from it, experts say.

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

The CDC said it is currently monitoring 41 people for hantavirus, including patients from the ship and those subsequently exposed.

The number of people being monitored for hantavirus in the United States has grown to 41, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday.

New cases may develop from ongoing monitoring, not a widening outbreak

Health officials around the world are racing to calm public fears after a hantavirus outbreak aboard a luxury cruise ship in the Atlantic revived painful...

Many people are still fretting about a return to lockdowns, social distancing and masks.