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With this allegory, Dr. Jonas Salk last week sought to turn the nation's thanks toward the many scientists who had worked on polio vaccine before him The occasion: award to Salk, by Health Education and Welfare Secretary Marion Folsom, of a specially minted congressional gold medal to honor...
Health Minister Robert Turton announced that Britain has developed a modified Salk vaccine, which will be available this year for 250,000 to 500,000 children aged two to nine. Main difference from the U.S. anti-polio vaccine: substitution of the milder Brunhilde strain of Type I virus for the...
Four Russian scientists will be at the Medical School and the School of Public Health today for Russia's first inspection of Salk vaccine.
Four Soviet Medical scientist will tour the Medical School to study methods of polio treatment and preparation of Salk vaccine after they arrive in the U.S. this week. They may also visit the College.
Massachusetts, which had the worst polio year in its history in 1955 (3,900 cases), called a stop to public vaccination programs. But this week the Massachusetts State Poliomyelitis Advisory Committee is due to issue a report that, doctors believe, may clear the Salk vaccine of any blame in the...