My boss says someone will. There are about 10 people in my office. I live in Northern Manitoba, Canada. There haven’t been many cases of swine flu in my city but in some aboriginal reserves there have been and some of those people are going to be coming here for medical treatment.
How likely is it that someone from my office will catch the swine flu? Will we all be oinking in no time?

People seem to be panicked about swine flu so I’d like to know the differences between swine flu and other types of flu. What makes it more dangerous?

Big pharma has concocted a poisonous vaccine in response to a swine flu outbreak that has killed less than 2% of the people that the seasonal flu kills each year.

Before swine flu, there was still flu that people catch during flu season. Does anybody know the official name of the flu that people got every flu season?
And what makes swine flu so different?

I have a phobia of throwing up, I don’t remember where it originated from, but anyway, I’ve been really nervous about getting the swine flu because I read that it causes throwing up in some people, is this true? If it is, is it a common symptom? I thought swine flu was just an influenza. And lastly what are some of the best ways I could prevent myself from getting it?