There is no vaccine, as the genetic makeup of this virus is still being analyzed.
But CDC officials have prepared a "seed stock" of the virus that could be used in the manufacture of a vaccine, though it is still premature to send it to pharmaceutical companies. Preparing a new vaccine would likely take several months.
For swine influenzas that affect pigs, there is a vaccine available that can be given to pigs; there is no vaccine to protect humans from swine flu.
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