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H3N2 is a subtype of the Influenza A virus, known to cause seasonal flu epidemics. It is one of the most mutating and severe strains, often associated with higher hospitalization rates, especially among children and the elderly. While related to regular flu viruses, H3N2 can sometimes lead to intense symptoms and secondary infections like pneumonia or bronchitis.

H3N2 is a subtype of the Influenza A virus, and one of the main viruses causing seasonal flu outbreaks in humans. While flu is a common viral illness, the H3N2 strain is known to be more aggressive, especially in the elderly, children, and people with respiratory illnesses. In the past year, India has seen a spike in H3N2 cases, leading to more hospitalizations compared to the typical flu season.