
Cruise hantavirus case prompts Canadian response, ACIP charter withdrawal, PACCARB to reconvene
The Public Health Agency of Canada confirmed an Andes strain hantavirus infection in a Canadian traveler aboard the MV Hondius, with a traveling partner testing negative and no additional cases identified. In the U.S., a passenger in Nebraska remains in isolation with negative test results and is reportedly denied home quarantine. Separately, HHS withdrew the ACIP charter renewal due to an administrative error amid Secretary Kennedy's efforts to reshape the panel. The Presidential Advisory Council on Combating Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria (PACCARB) will reconvene on June 16 to help inform the next five-year national action plan for antibiotic resistance.











