Correspondence discusses a WHO-coordinated response to hantavirus in Tenerife, highlighting clinical and communication implications.
This correspondence discusses the recent WHO-coordinated response to the MV Hondius hantavirus event in Tenerife and highlights its implications for clinical virology, port-health preparedness, and outbreak risk communication. The event illustrates the importance of rapid virological diagnostics, infection-control planning, transparent public communication, and international coordination under the International Health Regulations for managing travel-associated viral threats
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