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Times of India23.06.2026SantéIndia

Swine Flu (H1N1) Remains a Threat: Understanding Risks, Symptoms, and Prevention

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A recent H1N1-related death in Karnataka highlights the ongoing threat of swine flu, with doctors emphasizing awareness, early treatment, and vaccination as key defenses, especially for vulnerable groups.

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