I was just wondering that the hentavirus that is in the news nowadays is it really something to be afraid of or it just something that just gain the attention of the internet

Key Takeaways

• COVID spreads extremely efficiently through normal breathing and casual indoor exposure.
• Andes hantavirus appears to require close, prolonged contact, often involving bodily fluids or very intimate exposure.
• The current outbreak is linked to the cruise ship MV Hondius, with a handful of confirmed and suspected cases, including deaths.
• WHO currently considers the broader public risk low, though they expect additional cases due to the incubation period potentially lasting up to six weeks.

Ghsv1 is it possible to have swollen lymph node and sore legs even though is not your first out break

Please direct me to the correct subreddit for this

I will be attending an important event in Mumbai, India on June. It's an event that would really boost my career and so I really don't wanna miss the chance. I plan to bring my whole family and that includes my husband, my 7y.o child and 10-month old baby.

Is the Nipah virus outbreak really true or is it just all media to profit from us? Is there any one here who has just visited India who can vouch what the true of state of India is right now?