(WEHT)- The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases said children are particularly susceptible to the strain called influenza B-Victoria.

Although the main strain of influenza that’s circulating doesn’t exactly match what’s in this year’s flu shot, kids may be the most at risk.

According to data released last week if your child is exposed to B-victoria, there’s a 54% chance that their flu shot will be well matched to protect against it. The vaccine is a really good match for the strain H1-N1.

The CDC reports that 32 children have died from the flu this season.