NEW DELHI: With H1N1 cases increasing in Delhi, doctors have urged people to take precautions, stay away from crowded places when symptomatic and remain particularly alert if children or people with underlying health conditions develop flu-like symptoms.

Delhi has recorded 2,392 Influenza-A cases this year, including 1,777 H1N1 cases, according to health department data | India News

The virus evolution, reproduction number, serial interval, symptoms, and mortality — what research says about H1N1.

The Indian Council of Medical Research has confirmed no new H1N1 strain exists in India. Current circulating viruses belong to a known A/Missouri/11/2025 strain, which matches…

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