Hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship

游轮上的汉坦病毒疫情

Health Check

2026-05-07

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We bring you the latest on the hantavirus outbreak on the cruise liner MV Hondius with BBC health reporter Smitha Mundasad. Endometriosis, where cells similar to the lining of the womb grow elsewhere in the body, can take up to a decade to get diagnosed despite leaving some women in debilitating pain. A new scanning technique hoping to speed up that diagnosis. Dr Tatjana Gibbons, from Oxford University, who developed the test, explains how it works. We unpack how the way operations are schedules affects patient outcomes with transplants. How electricity is improving treatment for patients with a heart rhythm disorder. Professor Oussama Wazni explains how it works. And how seven rings can translate sign language into text. Presenter: Claudia Hammond Producer: Hannah Robins & Georgia Christie
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  • Hello, I'm Claudia Hammond.

  • Welcome to Health Check from the BBC, where we have the latest health and medical news for you.

  • How does Hantavirus find its way into passengers on a cruise ship?

  • More on that in a moment.

  • And with some women waiting a decade or more for a diagnosis of endometriosis,

  • could a new scanning technique make all the difference?

  • And to help me today, I have BBC health reporter Smita Mundasad.

  • How are you?

  • I'm good, thank you.

  • And what do you have for us today?

  • I 've been looking at whether the order in which a surgeon does surgery has an impact

  • on how likely the person is to survive.

  • I think that's fascinating, that one.

  • And a new technique to treat rhythm disorders of the heart.

  • But we're starting with Hantavirus.

  • After the outbreak on the cruise ship, the MV Hondias, has captured the world's attention.