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ICMR Confirms No New H1N1 Strain in India; Current Flu Viruses Remain Manageable

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Indian scientists from ICMR have confirmed that no new or novel H1N1 strain is currently circulating in India. The seasonal influenza viruses detected are consistent with strains that have been in circulation since early 2025. These existing strains closely match the vaccine formulations recommended for the Northern Hemisphere, indicating effective coverage. The majority of patients with seasonal flu are expected to recover with rest and basic care, as the illness remains largely self-limiting. Delhi health authorities have stated they are fully prepared to handle the current influenza situation.

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