[blackdog]

It’s not close enough to election time yet.

[rktman]

😂😂😂😂 u.n. health agency. Could they get a bump from u.k. nhs? Fidiots!

[xp38]

Now I’m worried.

[madison10]

Good, because most of us will ignore you (UN) anyway. Fool me once.

[frank ballenger]

Paging Fauci....

“Dr.Fauci is not in his office at this time. Please leave a recorded message or call the maitre d’ at Club 55 Cipriani Wall Street.”

Dining at Cipriani Wall Street (55 Wall St) typically features high-end Italian cuisine with main courses averaging around $40-$60 and appetizers in the high $20’s to $30’s. Dinner for one can exceed $100 per person, with popular items like Veal Chop “Milanese” ($52) and Carpaccio “alla Cipriani” ($28-40).

[roving]

Was there an orgy on the ship?

[Political Junkie Too]

The virus is similar to COVID-19 in that it attacks the endothelial cells of the inner wall of the blood vessels. The main difference is that it doesn't bind with the ACE2 receptors - it binds with the αvβ3 (the vitronectin receptor) on endothelial cells — this is the dominant entry point driving vascular pathology. This, too, leads to oxidative stress.

The other difference is that while COVID-19 has a 3-5 day incubation period before symptoms occur, hantavirus has a 1-5 week gestation period.

This suggests to me (and AI concurs) that the same treatment for COVID-19 would work with hantavirus:

1. Quercetin + Zinc to inhibit RNA-dependent RNA polymerase (RdRp), the replication of the RNA in the infected cell. This slows down the spead of the virus during its dormant period.

2. Vitamin C increases the effectiveness of quercetin as a zinc ionophore.

3. Vitamin D3 treats the inflammation of the endothelial cells.

4. NAC produces glutathione and prevents oxidative stress.

If someone thinks they were exposed to the hantavirus, they should begin this regimen immediately. See this link for my COVID-19 regimen.

The caution is that once the hantavirus expresses itself, the impacts are much more severe and quicker than COVID-19.

-PJ

[CedarDave]

Hantavirus typically spreads from rodents - but in the latest outbreak the transmission between people was documented for the first time, the WHO said.

The Andes version, which is the virus from this outbreak, is the only version which has documented person-to-person spread, and that is from only close contact.

In 1993 the variant in the US southwest was identified and given the name Sin Nombre Virus (no name virus) after native American tribes objected to names that would associate the virus with them or their location (eg. Navajo virus, Four-Corners virus, etc.). The fatality rate for that first group identified as having the virus was 56 percent. However, there were isolated cases in earlier years where the virus likely caused serious illness or sickness where victims were identified as having a very bad case of the flu and further research was not pursued.

[CedarDave]

Here is the case study information from the NM Health Dept.:

Characteristics of 142 Case-PatientsNew Mexico, 1975 - 2024

• Age: Mean 40 yrs [range 5-85]; median 38 yrs
• Sex: 71 (50%) Male, 71 (50%) Female
• Race:+ 86 (62%) American Indian/PI/A
• 53 (34%) White
• 2 (<1%) Black
• Ethnicity: 24 (17%) Hispanic
• Case Fatality: 45%
• + 1 unknown race/ethnicity

Human Cases of Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome in New Mexico in 1975-2025 by County, Year, Month, & Demographics

[SkyDancer]

Until it starts ... then .....

Panic

[Diana in Wisconsin]

National Pravda Radio is trying HARD to sell it as the next ‘covid’ but they’re coming up against FACTS that are making their job difficult, LOL!

Is hantavirus the next COVID? Is the U.S. response on point? An outbreak update:

https://www.npr.org/2026/05/07/nx-s1-5814761/hantavirus-likely-not-the-next-covid

Also, it’s too far out from the midterms. *SMIRK*