Protect Yourself Against Flu Viruses that Usually Circulate in Pigs

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CDC confirms one additional human infection with a flu virus that usually spreads in pigs

August 26, 2022

	Influenza (Flu)

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Take Action to Protect Yourself Against Flu Viruses that Usually Circulate in Pigs   

CDC has confirmed one additional human infection with a flu virus that usually spreads in pigs, for a total of five during 2022. Sporadic reports of people being infected with flu viruses that usually spread in pigs happen each year, many after attending agricultural fairs where pigs are present. CDC recommends people take precautions in settings where pigs may be present.

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