Human Infection with an Avian-Origin Influenza A (H10N3) Virus.
Qi, Xian Ph.D. 1; Qiu, Haibo M.D. 2; Hao, Shixuan M.Sc. 3; Zhu, Fengcai M.Sc. 1; Huang, Yingzi M.D. 2; Xu, Ke M.Sc. 1; Yu, Huiyan M.Sc. 1; Wang, Daowei B.A. 7; Zhou, Lei Ph.D. 8; Dai, Qigang M.Sc. 1; Zhou, Yin M.Sc. 3; Wang, Shenjiao M.Sc. 1; Huang, Haodi M.Sc. 1; Yu, Shuyue B.A. 12; Huo, Xiang Ph.D. 1; Chen, Kai M.Sc. 2; Liu, Jin M.Sc. 3; Hu, Jianli M.Sc. 16; Wu, Ming Ph.D. 16; Bao, Changjun M.Sc. 16
[Letter] New England Journal of Medicine. 386(11):1087-1088, March 17, 2022.

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Human Infection with H10N3 Influenza A Virus: In this report, a young man with severe pneumonia is found to be infected with an H10N3 influenza A virus. He recovered with aggressive supportive care.

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