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Cameras in the Sky. Meanwhile, the helicopters of 1953 are finding new and increasingly fantastic employment with every passing day. They string power lines across peaks of the high Rockies, and thresh slowly over northern Canada doing mineral surveys from the air. They have landed yellow-fever vaccine in Costa...
Hundreds of thousands of children in different parts of the U.S. will receive experimental shots of polio vaccine early next year, the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announced last week. Plans for the first mass-testing of a vaccine against poliomyelitis are now being made. The shots will have to...
"Even if the vaccine tests are successful," said Foundation President Basil O'Connor, "this cannot be known before the end of 1954, so there will be no proven vaccine available next year." Neither will the test vaccine be available for every youngster whose worried parents want it. Test areas...
The vaccine, designed to be a true preventive, is made from dead virus by a process developed by the University of Pittsburgh's Dr. Jonas E. Salk (TIME, Feb. 9). Since the first announcement of his work, Dr. Salk said last week, 474 more subjects, both children and adults...
¶ After seven patient years of failure, Britain's Dr. Christopher H. Andrewes and his staff of common-cold experts reported that they had succeeded in growing cold virus outside the human body. Using human lung tissue, Andrewes & Co. cultivated the virus in incubators, proved it was still potent...