i <3 hanta-chan

i remain fully unvaxxinated

>>535246031
she <3's you too Anon.

>>535246077
Why does she look so familiar? Primordial or archetypal or something

You WILL take the jab this time.
>Lol, no I wo-
Yes you will and here's why.

75% of people are spastics who can't render an apple in their heads.
They also have no problem killing you, as long as daddy government tells them it's necessary.
The incoming hantacovid cash grab is going to *actually* be dangerous this time.
Those who refused the jab previous are now an identified group.
You will not defend yourself against 20 or 30 people who will have been told by the government that you are the reason their compromised immune systems are failing.
You will be removed and the new order in which personal health and disease resistance is a subscription service will move into place.

>>535245918
>CONFIRMED DEATHS
>3
>>CONFIRMED CASES
>13 (12 from last plus a new one in Canada, look below)
>>ICU CASES
>2


you're all retarded, give it up
thank you for your attention to this matter!

i still need to catch up on all this but it sounded interesting and concerning

>>535243154
>>535244550

i think this is what some people have talked about already in these threads, imagining if it could spread back from people to rodents, i just dont know if we have or will have any real research into that as a possible mechanism of spread.

So I was keeping up. Seems like there are some new and exciting developements
>Hantavirus can meet and mutate (potential meeting in Europe would be disasterous(?))
>theory- Ebola could be being used as a cover for Congolese outbreak of hanta
>Missing Boomette
>Schrodingers' Frenchman is still MIA

you’re all still following this? lol

>>535246031
Hantachan forever

>>535245918
>https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/11/12/05-0501_article
looking at this article and how much exposure is needed, it was to be expected.
it isn't possible to have a fast virus like covid and lethal like ebola/hanta in one
reading through the clusters, prolonged contact is needed. the dutch couple probably fucked the british guy and german woman at the same time, spreading through sperm. would make sense why they started to push the sperm narrative.

>incubation 8 weeks
dunno which retard wrote this in the last thread but that doesn't mean they're infectous in that timeframe.
cruise ships are disasters bound to happen. I wonder how this shit doesn't happen more often.

>>535246229
They really don't want to have to go back to work.

>>535246184
why the fuck would some retard inhale rodent shit in south america and through all the troubles and going from human-to-human, you suggest to have an infected rodent with PUUV to miraculously find a strain of RNA to infect itself with, thus creating this imaginative scenario

>>535246229
tranny discord brigade has arrived

>>535246447
It's funny how you redditfags have tried to adopt this, then think you're fooling anyone.

Retard General

We're literally all fucked if it spreads in europe, because its a segmented rna virus the moment it spreads in europe in any meaningful way it will reassort with the PUUV hantavirus and will gain the s and l segment of puuv which let's it survive 5 times longer on surfaces than ANDV

>>535246347
You retard, PUUV is present in 1/8th of Finnish people, there are millions of infections per year in Europe. Its literally Mast season which is when PUUV cases in Europe is highest

>>535245918
!!!!!!!!!!!!!! QUARANTINE !!!!!!!!!!!!
Everybody inside now!
>Sick Creeps Going for 40+ Days of Quarantine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SlF7qrGonM&t=12s

this is all speculation but

>>535246347
>1 person gets andes
>2 takes a shit in a european (or any other country) with infected andes shit/piss
>3 goes into the sewer
>4 gets picked up by rodents
i dont think the circumstances for this to happen are that imaginative.

the only things im not sure of are if/how contagious the piss and shit of a person could be, and how easily andes could be introduced to a new rodent population from that piss/shit.

part 2 was stated as a possibility here

https://web.archive.org/web/0/https://whn.global/open-letter-to-who-hantavirus-outbreak/
>As inhalation of aerosolized rodent excreta is a recognized route of hantavirus transmission, we further urge the WHO to recommend measures to mitigate toilet plume contamination. Toilet flushing generates aerosol plumes which, if infectious virus is present following toilet use by an infected individual, may contribute to human-to-human transmission, particularly in poorly ventilated indoor spaces. Adding appropriate disinfectants prior to flushing may help reduce this risk.

so, the part i really dont know about or havent speculation about, outside of 4chan, is #4, how easily infected material from a human could get back to rodents. if we have sources on that, that implies we have a theoretical path for fucking plague-like disease

Can we make Bane memes of the Manhatten missy?

>>535246688
Shills have been raiding this place hard the past few days and spamming the shit out of the threads to get them to die faster and make information sharing difficult.

>>535246229
Yeah, why not. Up to 8 weeks, there might be hundreds of people already infected without anyone knowing. Flu-like symptoms might stay for a long period of time, and the only way to know for some regular Joe is to quickly deteriorate after 4-8 weeks and be placed under ICU. It's fucking perfect for a pandemic (planned or not) if it actually spreads well. While the interest surely fades because of lack of patience and 2-week human attention span, it still might be a huge thing, especially after FIFA super-spreader, it just will take several months (my bet is on August if it's something) for officials to start screaming about it, and by that time there might be hundred thousands, if not millions of infected that don't even know they've got it.

>>535246712
>Adding appropriate disinfectants prior to flushing may help reduce this risk.
Will a can of febreeze do the trick?

>>535246766
Do you feel in charge?

Statement from the International Hantavirus Society and members of the international hantavirus research and clinical community regarding Andes virus transmission and the current outbreak investigation

May 9th

https://zenodo.org/records/20075274
https://pastebin.com/jBBg8mCQ
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The recent confirmation of Andes virus (ANDV) in cases associated with the ongoing cruise ship outbreak in the South Atlantic has generated significant international media attention and public discussion.

Given the important epidemiological differences between ANDV and many hantaviruses more commonly encountered in Europe, Asia and North America, we believe several scientific clarifications may be helpful.

>>535246818
hand sanitizer enemas will save the world

>>535246769
I've noticed. Several show up at once, proving it's a coordinated effort. They still fail though and fuck off once called out.

>>535245918
New lockdowns coming

>>535246839

Statement from the International Hantavirus Society and members of the international hantavirus research and clinical community regarding Andes virus transmission and the current outbreak investigation

May 9th

https://zenodo.org/records/20075274
https://pastebin.com/jBBg8mCQ
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## Andes virus differs from other hantaviruses

Numerous hantaviruses cause hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS) in Europe and Asia, whereas other hantaviruses cause hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (HPS) in the Americas. ANDV, which is found in Argentina and Chile, is unique among hantaviruses because multiple investigations have documented person-to-person transmission, usually in close-contact settings. However, there is currently no evidence for efficient community transmission of ANDV like that observed with highly transmissible respiratory viruses.

ANDV is associated with high case fatality rates, frequently reported in the range of approximately 20–40%. These estimates remain strongly context-dependent and may vary according to outbreak setting, surveillance intensity and clinical management. Over the past decades, multiple outbreak investigations, household clusters, nosocomial events and genomic analyses have provided convincing evidence that ANDV can be transmitted between individuals under specific close-contact conditions. These may include household exposure, intimate contact, caregiving without suitable personal protective equipment, and prolonged exposure in poorly ventilated or crowded settings.

Taken together, the available epidemiological and virological evidence strongly supports the conclusion that human-to-human transmission of ANDV should no longer be regarded as merely hypothetical or unproven. WHO and national public health authorities have implemented isolation and contact tracing measures consistent with a precautionary outbreak-management approach while the extent and routes of transmission continue to be investigated.

>>535246885

Statement from the International Hantavirus Society and members of the international hantavirus research and clinical community regarding Andes virus transmission and the current outbreak investigation

May 9th

https://zenodo.org/records/20075274
https://pastebin.com/jBBg8mCQ
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## Rare disease incidence does not imply absent transmission potential

The overall number of annual Andes virus infections remains relatively low. According to recent national surveillance reports, Argentina reported 86 confirmed HPS cases in 2025, including 28 deaths, while Chile reported 35 confirmed cases, including 7 deaths.

These relatively limited case numbers largely reflect the fact that spillover transmission from infected natural rodent reservoirs to humans remains uncommon.

They should not be interpreted as indicating absent or negligible transmission potential once human infection has occurred.

>>535246856
Lysol butt wipes

>>535246917

Statement from the International Hantavirus Society and members of the international hantavirus research and clinical community regarding Andes virus transmission and the current outbreak investigation

May 9th

https://zenodo.org/records/20075274
https://pastebin.com/jBBg8mCQ
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## Current evidence does not suggest a highly transmissible pandemic scenario

ANDV transmission dynamics differ fundamentally from highly transmissible respiratory viruses such as measles virus, influenza A viruses or SARS-CoV-2. Current evidence does not suggest efficient sustained transmission through casual community contact.

However, outbreak investigations in Argentina and Chile show that ANDV transmission can occur during close and/or prolonged interpersonal contact.

Two notable ANDV outbreaks in Argentina involved clusters of HPS cases linked to person-to-person transmission. The first suggestion of person-to-person transmission of any known hantavirus occurred during the 1996 El Bolsón/Esquel outbreak. In the 2018–2019 Epuyén outbreak, 34 confirmed cases were linked to one index case, with transmission apparently amplified by symptomatic individuals attending crowded social events, followed by subsequent close-contact transmissions. Epidemiological analysis estimated an initial median reproductive number of approximately 2.1 before control measures were implemented, decreasing after isolation, quarantine and active contact tracing.

For identified contacts or exposed groups, public health mitigation measures should focus on risk assessment, active monitoring, timely testing, appropriate isolation of suspected or confirmed cases, and prompt clinical care. In closed or high-risk settings, temporary measures to reduce close interpersonal contact or crowded gatherings may be appropriate as part of a proportionate risk-based response.

>>535246944

International Hantavirus Society
May 9th

https://zenodo.org/records/20075274
https://pastebin.com/jBBg8mCQ
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## Current evidence does not support describing Andes virus as 'barely transmissible'

Some public discussions have characterized ANDV as having only minimal or negligible human-to-human transmission potential. The available scientific literature does not support such simplified conclusions.

ANDV RNA has been detected in several clinical sample types, and infectious virus has been recovered from patient-derived materials. These findings support biological plausibility for close-contact transmission, whereas by themselves they do not establish the relative contribution of each route.

The precise timing of infectiousness remains incompletely defined. Symptomatic patients are likely to represent the highest-risk group, but available outbreak reconstructions do not support overly categorical statements that transmission can occur only after overt symptom onset. Transmission potential during prodromal early symptomatic or minimally symptomatic phases, should be considered when designing contact tracing, testing and quarantine strategies.

This is particularly relevant in closed settings such as a cruise vessel, where ANDV-exposed individuals may still be within the incubation period. A negative PCR result early after exposure should therefore not be interpreted as excluding later infection. Testing strategies should account for incubation time, symptom onset, serial sampling where appropriate, and the need for continued clinical monitoring of close contacts. IgM or IgG testing of close contacts can provide additional information on PCR-negative individuals to identify such cases.

Further genomic characterization, epidemiological reconstruction and contact tracing will be essential to clarify the transmission dynamics involved in the current outbreak linked to the cruise ship "Hondius".

>>535246985

Part 1 of references

Statement from the International Hantavirus Society and members of the international hantavirus research and clinical community regarding Andes virus transmission and the current outbreak investigation

May 9th

https://zenodo.org/records/20075274
https://pastebin.com/jBBg8mCQ
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## Suggested references

Wells RM et al. An unusual hantavirus outbreak in southern Argentina: person-to-person transmission? Emerg Infect Dis. 1997. doi: 10.3201/eid0302.970210.

Padula et al. Transmission study of Andes hantavirus infection in wild sigmodontine rodents. JVI. 2004. doi: 10.1128/JVI.78.21.11972-11979.2004.

Martínez et al. Person-to-person transmission of Andes virus. Emerg Infect Dis. 2005. DOI: 10.3201/eid1112.050501.

Ferrés M et al. 2007 Prospective evaluation of household contacts of persons with hantavirus cardiopulmonary syndrome in Chile. J Infect Dis. 2007. doi: 10.1086/516786.

Godoy et al. Andes virus antigens are shed in urine of patients with acute hantavirus cardiopulmonary syndrome. JVI 2009. doi: 10.1128/JVI.02409-08.

>>535247043
Part 2 of references

Statement from the International Hantavirus Society and members of the international hantavirus research and clinical community regarding Andes virus transmission and the current outbreak investigation

May 9th

https://zenodo.org/records/20075274
https://pastebin.com/jBBg8mCQ
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## Suggested references

Martinez-Valdebenito et al. Person-to-person household and nosocomial transmission of Andes hantavirus, southern Chile. Emerg Infect Dis 2011. doi: 10.3201/eid2010.140353.

Alonso et al., Person-to-Person Transmission of Andes Virus in Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome, Argentina, 2014. Emerg Infect Dis. 2020 doi: 10.3201/eid2604.190799.

Martínez et al. "Super spreaders" and person-to-person transmission of Andes virus in Argentina. N Engl J Med. 2020. doi: 10.1056/NEJMoa200904.

Ferres et al. Mother-to-child transmission of Andes virus through breast milk, Chile. Emerg Infect Dis 2020. doi: 10.3201/eid2608.200204.

Pizarro et al. Immunocytochemical and ultrastructural evidence supporting that Andes hantavirus (ANDV) is transmitted person-to-person through the respiratory and/or salivary pathways. Front Microbiol 2020. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2019.02992.

Ferres et al. Viral shedding and viraemia of Andes virus during acute hantavirus infection: a prospective study. Lancet Inf Dis 2024. doi: 10.1016/S1473-3099(24)00142-7.

Declaration of the Ministry of Health of Chile on May 7, 2026. https://x.com/i/status/2052385851460468770.

>>535246652
>>535246712
>About as plausible as winning a major lottery twice
what happened to this shit infested board? 2019 was backed by smart people and now only basement dwellers and literal retards stay here. guess I have to fuck off again from this board.
for every anon that genuinely doesn't shitpost here, go out in the sun

>>535245918
Nice update to the OP Portuganon

>>535246808

The World Cup

https://thebeaconnews.org/stories/2026/05/11/world-cup-low-hotel-reservations-soccer-fans-camp-around-kc/#:~:text=%E2%80%9CHe%20kind%20of%20verified%20that,and%20not%20just%20Kansas%20City.

>“I met with the consulate from Argentina just last week,” Watson said. “He kind of verified that about 100,000 will be coming just from Argentina but they will not be staying in hotels.”

The world cup is taking place during the switch between autumn-winter
This is when you see spikes in local infection as the rodents changes habits/habitats
Argentina is already seeing a spike in infections this year

Statement from the International Hantavirus Society and members of the international hantavirus research and clinical community regarding Andes virus transmission and the current outbreak investigation

May 9th

https://zenodo.org/records/20075274
https://pastebin.com/jBBg8mCQ
======================

The document also lists signatories but im not going post that stuff.

>>535246885
>>535246917
>>535246944
>>535246985
>>535247043
>>535247065

has all the info including some of the papers that i think anons here have already found and posted.

Im not actually sure if anyone in this general has read/summarized all the papers about shedding in great depth, but that could be useful for trying to understand the different spread mechanism, including excrement and piss.

Then if that's possible, we would have pretty much all the possible conditions for what Aus anon described, except we would still need more understanding on how the virus actually could spread back from a human to a rodent.

ok retard i hope the token burn was worth it

>let me talk to AI and tell you what AI, oh i mean, what I, think
>im so smart i cant try to reason about anything im just gonna vomit retardation to ai and then vomit it back to other people like i know something
>everyone else is a retard, not me!

>>535247083
This is riddle with inaccuracies lol its literally been proven puuv can reassort with new world hantaviruses, also its just spitting out random number estimates>>535247109

>>535247083
>>535247264
It also includes geographical separation as if andes hantavirus isnt presently in Europe.

>>535246203
>Missing Boomette
oh, the hyper-traveler lady who cant be tracked?

also
>schrodinger's French lady who is on an iron lung, or something, in france still

>>535247109
youre welcome. if you have any suggestions for improving the OP, please include them.

it would be nice to have fully up to date cases and stuff every OP but i definitely dont have the time to dedicate to tracking that shit down and recording it in a format that makes sense and is reproducible.

plus, there is so much conflicting information that i dont see any problem with just rolling with the official WHO numbers, while noting in the OP that there are many other suspected cases around the world.

>>535247151
good post anon, thanks

>>535246818
if you drink it immediately before flushing, i think it works.

>>535247322
aus anon, can you provide a spoon feed on the virology of the post you made here with a link to some sources or research papers explaining how this would work? it sounds interesting but most people including me dont know about virology or much about biology.

>>535243154
>>535243154