Consider the following hypothetical situation. Researchers doing influenza surveillance involving molecular analysis of recent isolates of the virus notice a major change in the H and N antigens. What is a likely outcome?
A. The number of cases of influenza will increase significantly.
B. The number of cases of influenza will decrease significantly.
C. There will be no significant change in the number of cases of influenza.
Answer: A
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