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A new flu strain is causing an early, severe outbreak across Europe, with cases rising rapidly and health systems under pressure.
A new influenza A(H3N2) subclade K strain is driving an early and severe flu season across the WHO European Region, with 27 of 38 countries reporting high or very high activity.
The outbreak began four weeks earlier than usual, and the strain accounts for up to 90% of confirmed cases, though it hasn’t shown increased severity.
Health systems in several nations are under strain, particularly among older adults and those with underlying conditions.
The WHO stresses vaccination as the best protection, especially for high-risk groups, and urges preventive measures like hand hygiene.
The flu season is expected to peak in late December or early January.
Una nueva cepa de gripe está causando un brote temprano y severo en toda Europa, con casos en rápido aumento y sistemas de salud bajo presión.