Hantavirus found in French tourist isolated in Spain
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A Franco-Argentino who visited France in July tested positive for hantavirus of the Andes strain and was isolated with his family in Spain, the French authorities reported this Thursday, indicating, however, that the virus is not in circulation.
The man and his family are in Galicia, where they say that "he cannot infect."The announcement was made by France when it reported that the patient who was on the cruiser who had an outbreak was recovering.
A tourist has been tested positive for the Andes hantavirus in France. He has joined Spain, contacts are now sought by the health authorities, in New Aquitaine, Normandy
The new case of the Andean strain of the hantavirus, the only known to be transmitted between humans, was detected in a Franco-Argentine citizen who traveled through France in late July.
Health reports that the patient affected by hantavirus Andes is well and is no longer a transmitter of the disease, according to analyses
The Ministry of Health confirmed this Thursday that a Franco-Argentine traveller is isolated in his accommodation in Galicia after having tested positive for hantavirus andes in a sample collected a few days ago in France. Hours earlier, the authorities of the country Gaul reported the case of this tourist: it was positive in the variant Andes of hantavirus following a sample taken a few days ago in France after presenting a mild respiratory con…
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