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A Preliminary H1N1 Study Found a Mutation that Reduced Antibody Neutralization in some Teens and Young Adults—but Experts Say There Is No Reason for Alarm
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A preliminary H1N1 study found a mutation that reduced antibody neutralization in some teens and young adults—but experts say there is no reason for alarm
A non-peer-reviewed study suggests the H1N1 G155E mutation may weaken antibody neutralization in some teens and young adults, but CDC data show no higher hospitalizations so far.
A mutated variant of one of the circulating strains of influenza could increase the vulnerability of adolescents and young adults, researchers highlight
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