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What Is H3n2 Super Flu?

Summary by La Nacion
After Argentina recorded the first death from H3N2 superflu in Mendoza, the latest National Epidemiological Bulletin highlighted an increase in cases in the region. “Influenza activity in the region continues with an upward trend, mainly related to increased circulation in the northern hemisphere, with a regional positivity rate of 28.2%,” he said. “Influenza A virus (H3N2) remains the predominant subtype among subtypes in all subregions, except…

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What Is H3n2 Super Flu?

After Argentina recorded the first death from H3N2 superflu in Mendoza, the latest National Epidemiological Bulletin highlighted an increase in cases in the region. “Influenza activity in the region continues with an upward trend, mainly related to increased circulation in the northern hemisphere, with a regional positivity rate of 28.2%,” he said. “Influenza A virus (H3N2) remains the predominant subtype among subtypes in all subregions, except…

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la Nacion broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, February 11, 2026.
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