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Hantavirus cases nearly doubled in Argentina in the past year. Experts say climate change is to blame
Authorities say the season has brought 101 confirmed cases and 32 deaths, while investigators trace a cruise ship outbreak linked to the Andes strain.
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Hantavirus cases nearly doubled in Argentina in the past year. Experts say climate change is to blame
The rise comes as Argentina races to trace the footsteps of a couple who traveled extensively in the country and later died amid an outbreak on the cruise ship Hondius.
·Atlanta, United States
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Hantavirus is causing global concern, following the appearance of cases on the Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius and the death of three people. More...
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The number of hantavirus cases in Argentina has almost doubled in the past year, and experts attribute this to climate change and environmental damage.
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