China is experiencing a surge in infections of a respiratory virus, leading to public concerns about an outbreak. The virus, identified as human metapneumovirus (HMPV), has seen cases spiking across northern Chinese provinces this winter, particularly among children.

Health authorities worldwide are on high alert as human metapneumovirus (HMPV) cases surface beyond China’s borders, raising concerns about the potential for a global outbreak. Though China has yet to release official data on the virus’s prevalence,

Plenty of viruses are having their strongest season for years. But experts have urged calm about HMPV, which is not a new disease — even if you've never heard about it.

India’s health ministry on Monday confirmed two cases of the human metapneumovirus, or HMPV, in Karnataka – two babies were found infected with the virus at a hospital in Bengaluru. This comes weeks after China reported a surge in hospitalisation of children in its northern region due to the virus.

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A surge in respiratory infections in China has put in focus a little known virus—the Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV)—largely affecting children under the age of 14. The virus shares some similarities with covid-19,

Hospitals in China are overwhelmed as the Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) spreads rapidly, particularly affecting children and the elderly. With the arrival of peak winter, China is witnessing a surge in flu and respiratory illnesses, filling hospitals with sick patients.

The Malaysian health ministry urged its people to remain vigilant. The advisory also asked public to be prepared for an increase in respiratory tract infection as it will continue to increase due to extreme weather conditions.

HMPV, or Human Metapneumovirus, is not a newly discovered virus. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said it was first discovered in early 2000s. Should India be worried about it? Is there a vaccine to prevent the spread?