This piece addresses public concern over a hantavirus outbreak on a South American cruise ship, reassures the public that the risk to New Zealanders is minimal, and emphasizes the virus's low transmissibility and absence in New Zealand's rodent population.
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practical, preventive, and specific
What exactly is the hantavirus outbreak and how worried should we be?low immediate threat but global alarm
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