Following an unexpectedly severe flu season last year, many are questioning what to anticipate in the coming months. The flu strain H3N2 subclade K was responsible for a dramatic increase in doctor visits, reaching levels not seen in nearly three decades.
Medical professionals and public health authorities emphasize that vaccination remains the most effective defense against winter viruses. Preparing in advance by getting the flu shot can help mitigate the impact of potential outbreaks.
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