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Oct 17, 1580
recorded evidence of a case go polio
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existence of polio
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jacob heine published a monograph
symtom polio -
discovery a viral disease.
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Joans Salk was orn
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iron Lung
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the medical community was studied about polio
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contracted polio by presdent roosbelt
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Warm Spring water for curing polio
warm spring pool -
Warm Spring Foundation
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tried water for 20 monkeys and 3000 children
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polio virus taken from monkeys
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sending out batches in 1935
to physicans to inoculate 12000 children but did not work -
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
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The March Dimes
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the japanese bombed Pear Horbor
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flu vaccines
1942 ~ 1947 Salk worked under thomas francis on developing a flu vaccines -
the most wholesome country history has ever seen
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testing vaccine
Joans Salk tested his vaccines with monkeis and some children -
television took over in the US.
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announced three viruses
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polio conference in Copenhagen
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test with lollipops
He gave the lollipops to the one hundred inmates who participated on the test -
his vaccine on forty five childrn at the D.T. Waston Home for Crippled children
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worst year for polio
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David Kangas got polio
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skeptical polio victims wrer 58000
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National Foundation in Hershey, Pennsylvania
Salk reported his results at a meeting of polio -
Time magazine
welcomed the news abot Jonas's vaccine -
Salk was in the CBS radio
offered to go on the CBS network to address the nation and put things in starting with the history of the disease. -
population in Ilinois was 5,320
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set off in recent years by AIDS
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commercials for general Electric by Ronald Reagan
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olympic decathlon champion, Bob had rheumatic fever
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Anthony Eden became prime minister of Great Britain
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Disneyland Open
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Martin Luther King
defending the right of Rosa Parks to sit in the shite section of a busin Montgomery, Alabama -
three cadillacs
Elvis had three Cadillacs -
polio victims were 5,000
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polio victims were 3,000
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A large outback of polio in the USA
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long term disablities from polio
survey done of 806 people
29 % could not feed
31% could feed with assistive deviced
83% could not get dressed by themselves
32% could not write
40% could not get from bed to wheelchair without help
50% could not propel a wheelchair -
the autobiographies of people who got polio
Daniel J Wilson an associate professor of history at Muhlenberg Collegein pennsylvania