Mary Talley Bowden, MD – Hantavirus is a RNA virus, and ivermectin should work against it.
Ivermectin blocks RNA viruses from entering the nucleus, inhibits viral replication, disrupts integrity of the viral membrane and can prevent viral replication.
MSM is pushing the narrative hard, they want us believing in another #Scamdemic. pic.twitter.com/6Bt3JOOjH3
— ☥⛈Mr Storm♂ (@CoreyStorm) May 7, 2026
While the mass media breathlessly covers the MV Hondius — a Dutch-flagged expedition ship now quarantined off Cape Verde with multiple confirmed hantavirus cases — few are aware that there are currently 13 documented hantavirus vaccine and gene therapy programs in active development:
6 DNA “vaccines” (US Army / USAMRIID) — many of them “needle-free” jet-injector versions
3 mRNA “vaccines” (Moderna + Korea University, Chinese research team, VIDO Canada)
2 viral vector “vaccines” (UK institutions + VIDO Canada)
1 inactivated vaccine (Hantavax — already licensed and used in South Korea)
1 protein subunit vaccine (VIDO Canada)
