China has reported its first human H1N2v swine flu infection in a young child, highlighting zoonotic risks and the importance of genomic surveillance.
The rare virus was linked to possible pig exposure, but no sustained human-to-human transmission was detected.
Experts stress continued monitoring of influenza viruses in humans and animals.
China has reported its first human H1N2v swine flu infection in a young child, highlighting zoonotic risks and the importance of genomic surveillance. The rare virus was linked to possible pig exposure, but no sustained human-to-human transmission was detected. Experts stress continued monitoring of influenza viruses in humans and animals.
