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The Hantavirus Student Guide provides an overview of Hantavirus, its history, transmission methods, symptoms, and prevention strategies. It highlights the 1993 outbreak in the Four Corners area of the Southwest U.S., identifies deer mice as primary carriers, and explains how the virus spreads through contaminated air and surfaces. The guide emphasizes the importance of awareness regarding symptoms and preventive measures to reduce the risk of Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (HPS).

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What are the odds of getting sick from hantavirus?

The overall probability of acquiring HPS when working with rodents appears to be 1 in 1,412 (0.00071). Nonetheless, a causal link between HPS and lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) use is suggested by some investigators.

How common is hantavirus in AZ?

Hantavirus cases are infrequent in Arizona and usually occur in the northern regions and in rural areas, but the virus can be found throughout the southwestern United States.

What state has the most hantavirus?

Arizona has one of highest total number of reported infections of hantavirus in the U.S., ing to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Is there hantavirus in Arizona in 2024?

Hantavirus cases in Arizona increased in summer 2024 The seven confirmed cases of Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome in 2024 resulted in three deaths in Arizona, two of them in Coconino County.

In what states is hantavirus found?

Nearly 20 years ago, an unknown, rapidly fatal disease broke out in the Four Corners area of the United States where the borders of Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah meet.

What is the death rate of the hantavirus?

In the year 2020, 833 cases of hantavirus infection had been reported, with 35% mortality rate in the US [8].

How common is hantavirus in Arizona?

Three of the cases reported in 2023 had Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS). This is an increase in our usual case rate: In the last eight years, Arizona has reported 04 cases each year, spread across several counties in the state.

Do roof rats in Arizona carry hantavirus?

4. Do Roof Rats Carry Diseases? Roof rats throughout Maricopa County have tested negative for tularemia (rabbit fever), hanta virus, and the plague.

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