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flag A new flu variant spreading globally is driving cases in the U.S. and Taiwan, but vaccines still prevent severe outcomes.

flag The H3N2 flu subclade K variant, now dominant in Taiwan and spreading globally, accounts for over 90% of cases there and more than half in the U.S., with increased transmissibility and genetic differences from the 2025-2026 vaccine. flag While vaccine protection against infection may be reduced, it remains effective in preventing severe illness, hospitalization, and death. flag Taiwan’s flu season peaked early but declined after a government vaccination campaign, with a potential resurgence expected around the Lunar New Year. flag Health officials urge Americans to get vaccinated, especially amid rising holiday travel and low vaccination rates.

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