Five species in North America are known to carry hantaviruses, three of which are commonly found in Canada: the deer mouse, white-footed mouse and red-backed vole. In humans, a hantavirus ...

In the United States, the carriers of hantavirus are deer mice, cotton rats, rice rats and white-footed mice. How it's spread: Touching or breathing air particles of urine or droppings from ...

Hantavirus comes from contact with rodents after exposure, but how at-risk are you? Are there any cases in New Jersey? What rodents carry it? Find out ...

In the United States, the carriers of hantavirus are deer mice, cotton rats, rice rats and white-footed mice. The virus can be present in the rodents’ urine, droppings and saliva, and it is ...

In the U.S. most cases caused by the deer mouse are west of the Mississippi River, the Mayo Clinic said. In the Northeast, the illness is caused by the white-footed mouse. In the Southeast ...

Gene Hackman's wife, Betsy Arakawa, died of hantavirus. What is it? What are the symptoms? Are there any cases of Georgia?

Four rodents native to North America carry the disease, including deer mice, white-footed mice, rice rats and cotton rats, according to the clinic. Officials said most U.S. cases have been ...

Although not all mice and rats carry hantaviruses, some species, including deer mice, white-footed mice, rice rats and cotton rats, are known carriers in North America. “Between one and eight ...