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The H3N2 virus was first detected in 2011 in the USA in pigs. Further, infections in humans were identified, resulting in 309 cases. Infection with H3N2 is associated with exposure to pigs, and the human-to-human spread of the disease is limited for this virus. However, research believes that masses of people may suffer from H3N2, and the infection outbreaks will continue. CDC (Centers For Diseases...
