Rapid Surge in Influenza Cases in Sweden as K-Variant Spreads
Influenza cases in Sweden have doubled in recent weeks with rising deaths and hospitalizations amid the spread of a new K-variant.
Influenza cases in Sweden have doubled in recent weeks with rising deaths and hospitalizations amid the spread of a new K-variant.
Sweden faces an early, intensified flu season fueled by a contagious K-variant of influenza A, causing high infection rates and notable school outbreaks.
About 20% of Swedes carry a gene variant providing immunity against winter vomiting disease, tracing back to early farming migrations over 8,000 years ago.