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Influenza A virus subtype H3N2 (also H3N2) is a subtype of viruses that cause influenza (flu). H3N2 viruses can infect birds and mammals. In birds, humans, and pigs, the virus has mutated into many strains. H3N2 is increasingly abundant in seasonal influenza, which kills an estimated 36,000 people in the United States each year.
Monoclonal antibody protects mice from lethal influenza A doses

Monoclonal antibody protects mice from lethal influenza A doses

New approach to combat influenza and herpes with bean-based gum

New approach to combat influenza and herpes with bean-based gum

Older adults may have stronger immunity to bird flu, Penn study finds

Older adults may have stronger immunity to bird flu, Penn study finds

Updates on influenza vaccine strain recommended by WHO (2025-2026 northern hemisphere)

Updates on influenza vaccine strain recommended by WHO (2025-2026 northern hemisphere)

Influenza A virus changes shape to evade immune responses

Influenza A virus changes shape to evade immune responses

New molecule shows promise in protecting mice from influenza

New molecule shows promise in protecting mice from influenza

A scaffolded vaccine approach for broader influenza protection

A scaffolded vaccine approach for broader influenza protection

Seasonal influenza adapted and evolved during the COVID-19 pandemic

Seasonal influenza adapted and evolved during the COVID-19 pandemic

US study uncovers antiviral resistance in swine-origin influenza, urging enhanced pandemic surveillance

US study uncovers antiviral resistance in swine-origin influenza, urging enhanced pandemic surveillance

Study reveals high effectiveness of flu vaccines in children but highlights challenges with certain subtypes

Study reveals high effectiveness of flu vaccines in children but highlights challenges with certain subtypes

Study confirms flu vaccine effectiveness against A H1N1 in young children

Study confirms flu vaccine effectiveness against A H1N1 in young children

WHO announces recommended viral composition for 2025 influenza vaccines

WHO announces recommended viral composition for 2025 influenza vaccines

Review highlights failures in global control strategies for bird flu transmission

Review highlights failures in global control strategies for bird flu transmission

Octavalent intranasal flu vaccine proves effective in neutralizing both existing and emerging strains

Octavalent intranasal flu vaccine proves effective in neutralizing both existing and emerging strains

Universal flu vaccine candidate provides protection against severe infection in animal models

Universal flu vaccine candidate provides protection against severe infection in animal models

New study warns of potential pandemic risk from α-H1N2 swine flu virus

New study warns of potential pandemic risk from α-H1N2 swine flu virus

Low-cost CRISPR-based paper strip test offers rapid influenza diagnosis

Low-cost CRISPR-based paper strip test offers rapid influenza diagnosis

New drug-like molecules show promise in preventing influenza by blocking virus entry

New drug-like molecules show promise in preventing influenza by blocking virus entry

Hunting dogs in Washington show antibodies to H5N1 bird flu virus, study finds

Hunting dogs in Washington show antibodies to H5N1 bird flu virus, study finds

Seasonal influenza triggers significant school closures, especially in southern states, study finds

Seasonal influenza triggers significant school closures, especially in southern states, study finds

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