Hantavirus vs COVID-19: Distinct Origins and Public Health Realities
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The article compares hantavirus and COVID-19, noting hantavirus is primarily rodent-borne with limited human-to-human transmission and, in some strains like Andes virus, rare cases of person-to-person spread, while COVID-19 spreads readily between people; overall public risk remains low, and experts emphasize this is not COVID, though vigilance against infectious diseases is warranted.
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