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18 Mar 2023

Important meeting of DDMA on the status of H3N2

In many states of the country including Delhi, Maharashtra, the risk of mutant H3N2 virus of swine flu is increasing rapidly. Maharashtra has reported 119 cases of H3N2 and 324 cases of H1N1 between January 1 and March 15. Big meeting on H3N2 virus to be held in Delhi today

18 Mar 2023

Big meeting on H3N2 virus holds in Delhi today

In many states of the country including Delhi, Maharashtra, the risk of mutant H3N2 virus of swine flu is increasing rapidly. Maharashtra has reported 119 cases of H3N2 and 324 cases of H1N1 between January 1 and March 15. Big meeting on H3N2 virus to be held in Delhi today

17 Mar 2023

Maharashtra witnesses steady rise in H3N2 Virus Cases

In many states of the country including Delhi, Maharashtra, the risk of mutant H3N2 virus of swine flu is increasing rapidly. Maharashtra has reported 119 cases of H3N2 and 324 cases of H1N1 between January 1 and March 15.

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12 Mar 2023

H3N2 Virus Spread: Cough And Cold Cases Rise To 40%, Say NCR Doctors

With rising hospitalisation and H3N2 virus claiming lives across the nation, incedence of flu- cough and cold have increased fourty times. Here is how the doctors in Noida are preparing for any dire situation.

12 Mar 2023

H3N2 Influenza Flu: Children And Elderly At Higher Risk- Do's And Don'ts

H3N2 is an influenza virus that causes respiratory infection and can also infect birds and mammals Elderly people, children, and pregnant women are most vulnerable to getting infected Experts caution against self-medication in such cases

10 Mar 2023

Baat Pate Ki: All You Need To Know about H3N2 Influenza!

Right now the danger of corona virus has not been completely averted, meanwhile a new virus in India has increased the problems of the people. Now the outbreak of H3N2 is increasing in the country. 2 people have lost their lives.

06 Mar 2023

Viral H3N2 Influenza patients are increasing in Delhi NCR, know doctor's advice

Viral influenza H3N2 patients are increasing in Delhi NCR. Although doctors say that there is no need to panic, doctors are advising people to take some precautions. According to doctors, H3N2 lasts longer than other viral infections. High fever, cough and shortness of breath can persist for up to 3 weeks. At the same time, doctors are advising patients not to take antibiotics. Dr. Anil Goyal of Goyal Hospital and Urology Center said that a little exercise and consumption of fruits is helpful in curing viral disease quickly.

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