Hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship expands as FDA chief resigns in health roundup

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A health roundup reports an ongoing hantavirus outbreak linked to a Dutch cruise ship has grown to 11 cases (9 confirmed) with 3 deaths; WHO says there are no signs of a larger outbreak yet but the long incubation could yield more cases. The package also notes FDA Commissioner Marty Makary’s resignation amid controversy, FDA’s clearance of the first AI-based sepsis early-warning system, and a study showing rising incidence and mortality from candidemia in the US, including increases in Candida auris, alongside other brief health-policy items.
- Hantavirus outbreak grows to 11 cases, 9 confirmed CIDRAP
- More hantavirus cases are expected, WHO chief says USA Today
- North Carolinian in quarantine unit after hantavirus exposure ABC11 Raleigh-Durham
- Andes Virus Outbreak on a Cruise Ship: Current Situation | Hantavirus Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
- Inside the Hantavirus Quarantine Unit in Nebraska Where 15 Americans Wait The New York Times
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