I'm not sure that it is possible to do so. Vaccines take a long time to develop; just throwing more money at it isn't a solution. You need to understand the pa

I'm not sure that it is possible to do so. Vaccines take a long time to develop; just throwing more money at it isn't a solution. You need to understand the pathogen, which just takes time. Getting the IGg out of horses or whatever takes time. Making sure you can use horse IGg versus rabbit IGg takes time. Trying it out on volunteers takes time. Mass producing it takes time. The officials aren't joking when they say 2 years. SARS still really doesn't have a vaccine, and that effort started in 2003. Heck, Malaria took ~50 years for a kinda-okay-ish vaccine. Fact is, there is a very low chance of a vaccine for this one. Wash your hands, don't touch your face, stay calm.