Ask Anything on Sidechat | Realistically, is the hantavirus cruise situation going to possibly lead to an outbreak? Or the odds of that pretty low as of now? Ik Argentina already has some mainland cases before this but they seem to have it contained right?

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Realistically, is the hantavirus cruise situation going to possibly lead to an outbreak? Or the odds of that pretty low as of now? Ik Argentina already has some mainland cases before this but they seem to have it contained right?

Anonymous 1d

i dont think its going to be as big of a thing as covid bc covid was a lot more easily transmittable whereas w this u have to be in close contact for a prolonged period of time to get it

Anonymous 1d

With the rise of antimasking and antivaxxing, it’s definitely going to be spread. It’s just not as likely to be as prevalent as Covid, at least not as quickly.

Anonymous 19h

Hamstervirus can’t spread bc it kills off its hosts too fast. It can’t mutate fast either

Anonymous

#1 1d

so in other words its a lot easier to contain & prevent from going rampant & infecting lots of ppl like covid did

Anonymous

#1 1d

That makes sense, we can only hope to properly treat and contain it before it can evolve to the point where it can spread quicker than it does now

Anonymous

#1 17h

the pilot who caught it from flying a cruise attendee home was not in close contact