The rate of HMPV infections in northern China is declining, Chinese health official says
- The rate of infections with the flu-like Human Metapneumovirus in Northern China is declining, a health official said Sunday, amid some international concern over a potential pandemic.
- The rate of positive cases in HMPV detection is fluctuating, and the rate of positive cases among patients aged 14 and below has started to decline.
- Concerns surfaced in recent days over a surge in HMPV infections in Northern China after images circulated online of hospitals overrun with masked patients.
- Experts say HMPV is unlike COVID-19 in that it has been around for decades and there is some built-in immunity to it.
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