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Is your cough, fever due to H3N2 virus or Covid?

By IANS | Updated: March 16, 2023 20:00 IST

By Rachel V ThomasNew Delhi, March 16 India is currently seeing a surge in respiratory illness commonly ...

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By Rachel V Thomas
New Delhi, March 16 India is currently seeing a surge in respiratory illness commonly characterised by cough, body ache, fever, and sore throat. But how to know whether it is influenza, caused by H3N2 virus, or Covid, caused by Omicron sub-variants XBB.1.16 and XBB.1.5?


According to data from the Indian Council of Medical Research


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