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Hantavirus in Italy: What we know about the situation so far

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Clare Speak and Elaine Allaby

Hantavirus in Italy: What we know about the situation so far
The Lazzaro Spallanzani Institute for infectious diseases in Rome was at the centre of media speculation as Italy continues to monitor people for symptoms of hantavirus. FIle photo by GABRIEL BOUYS / AFP

There have been no confirmed cases of hantavirus in Italy, though contradictory reports in Italian media have created confusion about the situation this week.

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