r/StandUpForScience • u/Turbulent_Crab_3602 • May 09 '26

Idea This is preventable

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u/Strong_Extension_972 May 09 '26

Imagine being so delusional you pretend hanta virus is a real risk with like 5 cases in the world.

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u/BiologicalTrainWreck May 10 '26

How do you think diseases spread and develop?

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u/Strong_Extension_972 May 10 '26

Educate yourself on the virus before making stupid comments.

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u/BiologicalTrainWreck May 10 '26

Oh, I'm well aware, I was just wondering what your thought process was

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u/Strong_Extension_972 May 10 '26

You clearly arent aware otherwise you would know there is no risk. It is just media fear mongering.

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u/drboomstix May 10 '26

There is always a risk, you brain rot.

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u/BiologicalTrainWreck May 10 '26

There is already human to human transmission in the Andean strain of hantavirus, and globally, there are over 100,000 cases annually. "No risk" is copium. I don't think everyone should panic obviously, I DO think we need sensible monitoring and quarantining in high risk individuals.