• A rapidly evolving influenza A(H3N2) subclade (referred to as subclade K) has been reported in the southern hemisphere and is rising in the UK, with mutations that differ from the 2025 vaccine strain.
• Early international reports suggest increased case counts concentrated in children and young adults; severity signals and geographic spread to the northern hemisphere remain uncertain.
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