Hantavirus news: a live outbreak wire and archive
Watched properly.
Hantavirus news in one page: a live outbreak wire read from the world’s news queries, the HantaProbe archive that keeps what the sweeps find, a domain lab that asks DNS and the registry directly, and reachability probes across all seven continents and a pool of over four hundred sites.
Everything on this page is measured, fetched live, and honestly labelled — when a feed or a registry does not answer, the page says “no answer” rather than inventing one. No mock stories, no seeded headlines.
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—articles archived
400+sites on the bench
7continents probed
0mock stories, ever
Live intelligence · the record
Today’s hantavirus snapshot.
The 2026 Andes-cluster record — the MV Hondius cruise outbreak and the Americas context around it, as the surveillance kept it.
CURRENT OUTBREAK MV Hondius · Andes virus (ANDV) · May 2026
Confirmed cases
6
+1 on the last day recorded
Suspected / probable
2
under investigation
Deaths · CFR
3
36.4% case fatality (Andes strain)
Regions affected
6
Argentina · Chile · Europe · US
GLOBAL 2026 CONTEXT
Americas 2026 total
229
cases · 59 deaths (25.7% CFR)
New cases, last 24h
+2
all from the current cluster
24h trend
↑ 12%
contained · low public risk (CDC/WHO)
Affected countries
6
Argentina · Chile · Brazil · US · Spain · Peru
Last reported case
May 12, 2026 · Ushuaia
MV Hondius cruise · Andes strain confirmed
Risk level
ELEVATED
moderate → elevated (CDC / PAHO)
The cluster record above is the curated dossier of the 2026 outbreak; the wire and the archive below are where today’s stories land. HantaProbe v6.5 · CDC / WHO / PAHO sourcing.
Grok AI headlines · hantavirus · USA + global
The six that matter.
The top of the hantavirus wire, ranked by a relevance computed from the headline, its source and its age — falling back to the curated 2026 dossier, labelled as such, when the wire cannot be reached. One press hands the whole question to Grok itself.
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The wire
Live outbreak news, six feeds, one box.
The hantavirus query is the default; the wider health, world and science wires are one chip away, and Hacker News answers for the technical side. Feeds are read through this property’s own proxy — the same whitelisted, redirect-checked instrument the rest of labs.llc reads through.
The wire
Reading…
HantaProbe · v6.5
The surveillance archive.
One press sweeps eighteen hantavirus queries — outbreaks, cases, regions, syndromes — and keeps every new story on a shelf in this browser, up to a thousand articles deep. The shelf survives the tab; the sweep only ever adds what it has not seen. It matches broadly on purpose — hanta, virus, outbreak — so the archive reads wide rather than misses.
The archive
0 of 1000The shelf is read from this browser’s storage — nothing leaves it.
Live hantavirus intelligence feed
Every story the surveillance holds.
The HantaProbe archive and the curated record, newest first, in one grid — searchable, refreshed on demand, and marked with the relevance the surveillance gave each story.
X Pulse · hantavirus only
The pulse on X.
The wire’s top stories with the conversation one tap away, and the any-subject trending list under them.
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Stories today
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Sources live
Top of the wire · this read · ranked by relevance.
The domain lab
DNS and the registry, asked directly.
Give it any domain: the A records and nameservers come from DNS over HTTPS, the registrar and the dates come from the domain’s own registry — found through the IANA bootstrap, never a third-party aggregator — and a timed opaque fetch says whether anything answers at all.
Five answers, never a guess.
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- Registrar
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- Status
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The global probe
Seven continents, one lap.
Five anchor sites per continent, probed from your browser with a timed opaque fetch. The number is time-to-first-answer — a reachability reading, not ICMP — and a site that stays silent for seven seconds is recorded as exactly that.
Or take any single continent below.
The ultra-random sweep.
Twenty-four sites drawn at random from the global site pool, probed at once, answered fastest-first. Every run is a different hand.
The virus
What hantavirus is, plainly.
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Carried by rodents
Hantaviruses live in rodents — deer mice in the Americas, striped field mice and bank voles across Europe and Asia — and reach people through dust from droppings, urine and nesting material, almost never from another person.
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Two syndromes
In the Americas it causes hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (HPS) — fever and fatigue that can turn to severe breathing failure. In Europe and Asia it causes hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS). Both begin like flu, one to eight weeks after exposure.
Overview
A hantavirus news wire, an archive and a dated record.
Hanta reads the day's hantavirus news from Google News searches, fetched through labs.llc's own feed proxy, which holds each feed for two minutes. Hantavirus is the default search, with outbreak, health, world and science one chip away. Hacker News is searched directly for stories mentioning viruses. Feeds are read when the page opens and whenever you press Refresh; nothing runs on a background timer. Headlines keep their publisher's wording and name the source, and a feed that does not answer is reported as no answer.
HantaProbe, the archive, sweeps eighteen Google News searches in one press. Among them: outbreaks, cases, the CDC, WHO and PAHO, five countries from Argentina to China, symptoms, rodents and Sin Nombre. It keeps each new story in this browser's storage, up to a thousand articles, and skips any it has seen. The archive never leaves your browser. Its matching is deliberately broad, so general virus and outbreak stories land in it too. The top stories are ranked by a score computed from the headline's words, its publisher and its age.
The page also keeps a fixed, dated record of the 2026 Andes-virus cluster aboard the cruise ship MV Hondius, drawn from CDC and WHO notices and news reports. It is a record, not a live case count, and its stories are tagged as such. Hanta does not count cases itself and is not a source of medical advice; the official figures and guidance are the CDC's and the WHO's. Two network tools share the page. A domain lookup asks DNS over HTTPS, and asks the domain's own registry through IANA's RDAP bootstrap. A timed reachability probe checks anchor sites on seven continents. More health desks are in Health; food, drug and product recalls are in Recall.
About
A discovery engine, brought home.
The hanta.llc surveillance platform, brought home to labs.llc and rebuilt on the paper system in both editions. Everything the standalone build could do survives — the live wire, the HantaProbe archive and its eighteen queries, the domain tools, the continent probes and the global site pool — and the seeded placeholder stories did not make the trip: this page reports what it can measure and nothing else.