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An outbreak of H3N2 flu in India has left at least two people dead, according to Health experts in India are That said, Sure, with everything we’ve been through over the past three years, it’s understandable to feel a little nervous when you hear about an outbreak. So, do you need to worry about H3N2 in the U.S.? Here’s the deal. What is H3N2? In general, H3N2 is a strain of the flu that you want to avoid, if possible. But experts point out that the U.S. just faced a flu season with H3N2. H3N2 flu viruses began circulating in people in 1968, according to “When you have seasons that are dominated by H3N2, you tend to see more flu-related deaths,” Dr. Adalja says. “H3N2 is a strain of seasonal flu—it has been the dominant strain in this year’s influenza season, including in the U.S.,” Dr. Adalja says. “India just appears to be having a later peak than in the U.S.—H3N2 already came and went in the U.S. flu season.” Story continues Should you be worried about H3N2? Dr. Adalja says it’s unlikely we’ll see H3N2 again this season, despite how rapidly it’s spreading in India. “People have immunity because of exposure” from this season, Dr. Adalja points out. With flu season coming to an end in the U.S., it’s also unlikely that H3N2 would double back, he says. Consider this, too, per Dr. Adalja: H3N2 was Given that H3N2—which is a form of influenza A—was the dominant strain of the flu in the U.S. this season, there is a chance that we could s...